@aequitas:
Well explained Gargantua, well explained.
I agree, I believe this gentleman likes the idea of studying WW2, but has a slightly above normal general knowledge of the topic. The average person off the street believes the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor.
Had a guy proclaim a few weeks ago that he loves World War Two. Today we started talking, I wanted to lead the conversation into the War. I asked the gentleman, what is your favorite theater of conflict in WW2? His reply was are talking about movie theaters or WW2?
Is this fairly elementary WW2 language?
This link is the fuel behind my question.
I would be overwhelmed with excitement had I seen this plane in flight.
@wittmann:
Anniversary
I would like to play this edition.
What’s your thoughts?
I’m in a waiting room at a hospital to drive family home. This question has been on my mind.
My son had some Axis and Allies submarines out on table next to his tablet. I told him, your tablet makes a great U-boat pen.
That makes you a WW2 junkie.
Had the Western Front been a conflict along the borders focusing on the fortresses and strongholds I can see the French and possibly English sending a large Expeditionary Force into the East.
I bought a toy model of the Iowa from a garage sale as a teen. She was launched in our lake. We then commenced to attack her with bb guns until she slipped beneath the waves.
It was great fun. We could never locate the wreck.
