Nope any not spent are lost, so spend then all

September 17th 1942 (9) Obersleutnant Schwarz felt the vibrations through his hands as his trusty MP38 did its work. His men were back to familiar work, clearing built up areas of enemy infantry. The ferocity of the German assault troops drove the British from Falluja. https://i.imgur.com/f7otYxN.j...

September 15th 1942 (7) The German infantry quickly recovered from the armoured assault from the hills and launched their own offensive to drive the British back. https://i.imgur.com/QDrEDZ4.jpg Major Weiss personally led the attack on the infantry still desperately trying to hold the southern fort...

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ At this juncture in history... the "Germans" were in the 'drivers seat' as far as it goes to where historical events would be determined. I have on several ...

[Ret: Without the assistance and support of the United-States... there really wasn't much that Britain on its own could do to stop or defeat the German efforts in Europe... so I at least am at a loss as to what to discuss with this particular situation?] Sorry my post wasn't clear, it wasn't really...

What could have?... What should have?... What might have?: Well to start with!... "What could have made a difference!". ***Securing Tungsten and other strategic metals from Spain with or without "Franco's" willingness or blessing would help maintain the 'Anti-Tank' units in Russ...

And that's what I mean, instead of building new heavy tanks and self-propelled guns, it was better to build 16,000 Pz IV and let's say 20,000 StuGs to adequately saturate the all fronts in the most important operational directions and areas. It's not that easy to do, because this would require re-t...

September 13th 1942 (5) Generalmajor Fischer knew the danger those 6Ibr AT guns posed to his Panzers “Once the artillery has them suppressed move in for the kill if you would Mr Kruger” https://i.imgur.com/CMunrQt.jpg With the AT guns taken care of Fischer ordered the attack. The British fortificat...

September 10th 1942 (2) Scores of Hurricanes flew in a pattern over 1.Panzer, preparing for their attack runs. German flak opened fire and the Hurricanes were forced to scatter, the sheer weight of fire driving them form the skies. https://i.imgur.com/wjR9GsO.jpg https://i.imgur.com/BKL9dn1.jpg htt...

fluffybunnyuk wrote: ↑Mon Aug 10, 2020 1:07 pm On a positive note:- This could turn out to be a not good day..

Hopefully for the British

Middle East August 31st 1942 Oberst Lange stood smartly to attention as he addressed Pferdmann. “Herr General. May I introduce Major Udo Schroder” Pferdmann looked the new arrival up and down before offering his hand “Welcome to the Afrika Korps Major. I trust you are not displeased to be transferr...

Most sources seem to claim that a (late production) Tiger cost like 2-2.5 times more than a Pz.IV. 250.000-300.000 RM vs. 115.000 or something. So the question should be more like 2.5 Pz.IV or 1 Tiger I. Just to be the devil's advocate, if two or more Pz.IVs have no chance against a IS-2 in a norma...

The Pz.IV might have been on par with the T-34/85 and the Sherman, but was certainly outclassed by the Soviet "beast killers": IS-2, ISU-122, ISU-152 and SU-100. And thousands of these were produced from 1944, and there were the Sherman Firefly, Comet, M36 and M26 in the west which also s...

Years a go I read a book that discussed some of the German mistakes. One of them was the obsession with the next big tank. The authors hypothesis was that the Germans would have actually done better if they'd just stuck to the PzIV. He backed it up with a lot of numbers and its not just the cost. I...

fluffybunnyuk wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2020 3:26 pm Yup Caucasus, you'll love it with your army setup.

Is it too late to go to Russia?

August 15th 1942 (10) With the British exposed, Pferdmann gave the command “Attack!” First the Bofars were cleared form the flank. https://i.imgur.com/l6P3V3v.jpg The the artillery rained fire on the infantry guarding the airfield and the AT guns holding Homs. https://i.imgur.com/OLpERSM.jpg Britis...

August 12th 1942 (7) From their vantage point in the mountains. 16.Flak Abt had a clear shot at the P40s filling the skies over 2.Panzer regiment. https://i.imgur.com/P8Pz5hu.jpg Whilst on the ground Amman was brought under siege. https://i.imgur.com/t1vOFJ6.jpg Even reduced to half strength the Br...

August 10th 1942 (5) Generalmajor Fischer listened intently to Pferdmann’s instructions. 21.Panzer were in trouble. Still trapped with their backs to the sea and no way to escape. 1.Panzer HAD to relieve them and quickly. “Major Krüger, prepare your men. We’re punching through the English lines” Th...

@superman81906 You can't use that type language nor this kind of aggressive behavior in this forum. It's your first warning. The second will grant you a temporary ban. The third one will be a permanent ban. Now, it's up to you, but if you want to continue in this forum please change your behavior. ...

August 8th 1942 (3) Oberst Braun led 1.Panzergrenadier regiment in the attack. British armoured cars that had unwisely taken up positions amongst the hills outside Jerusalem were quickly eliminated. https://i.imgur.com/f1zRCdK.jpg Allowing Obersleutnant Schwarz to lead his Pioneers into the city it...