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lol at you that one of the most stupid things i have ever read. learn a ting or two about ww2 history the french weren't alone the Brits were there to they faced an enemy better tactically and materially.
read some history

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Stratocaster wrote:

Didn't know rednecks had internet access....

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herrr_smity wrote:

Major_Spittle wrote:

herrr_smity wrote:

lol at you that one of the most stupid things i have ever read. learn a ting or two about ww2 history the french weren't alone the Brits were there to they faced an enemy better tactically and materially.
read some history

Nazi's Better tactically, yeh they were real genuises???? Why, because they drove around France's defensive positions. Who'd a ever thunk'd they might do that. And that whole thing with attacking their ally USSR before England was defeated, man I also would've thought that would worked the second time it was tried.

U R SOFA KING REGUARDED

again read some history the German blitzkrieg was superior in every aspect end going around an enemy is known as a flanking maneuver. in the USSR the blitzkrieg did not work due to resupply difficulties and the T32 and kv tanks
by the way the blitzkrieg was the way gulf war 1 and 2 were fought.

Wow Smitty, tell me more....... a Flanking Maneuver, hmmm don't think I've ever hear of them fancy tactics before, neither did France.  Resupply difficulties when only invading hundreds of miles into the USSR in the dead of Winter, hmmm, that probably never happened any other time before WWII.

I'll get a crack-a-lackin on those history books right away Mr. Smitty.  U R the greatest.

Now excuse me, I have to go to the bathroom and take a Smity.

Last edited by Major_Spittle (2006-03-07 16:44:52)

Lol its T-34 Smity, and tough Russian defense at Moscow,Leningrad,Stalingrad and the nail in the coffin Kursk also played a part im sure! lol

And Major Spittle the Germans had some excellent field commanders in there army ( People like Rommal, Guderian and Mainstein were genius's ). Last time I checked soldiers dont decide when or where to invade(unless its a military dictatorship, which Nazi Germany was not) they just follow the orders they are given by the head of state no matter what they are.

Jepeto87 wrote:

Lol its T-34 Smity, and tough Russian defense at Moscow,Leningrad,Stalingrad and the nail in the coffin Kursk also played a part im sure! lol

And Major Spittle the Germans had some excellent field commanders in there army ( People like Rommal, Guderian and Mainstein were genius's ). Last time I checked soldiers dont decide when or where to invade(unless its a military dictatorship, which Nazi Germany was not) they just follow the orders they are given by the head of state no matter what they are.

good point but guderian and manteins were released of command for questioning Hitlers orders

herrr_smity wrote:

Jepeto87 wrote:

Lol its T-34 Smity, and tough Russian defense at Moscow,Leningrad,Stalingrad and the nail in the coffin Kursk also played a part im sure! lol

And Major Spittle the Germans had some excellent field commanders in there army ( People like Rommal, Guderian and Mainstein were genius's ). Last time I checked soldiers dont decide when or where to invade(unless its a military dictatorship, which Nazi Germany was not) they just follow the orders they are given by the head of state no matter what they are.

good point but guderian and manteins were released of command for questioning Hitlers orders

So...you're saying they were genius's?

WormGuts wrote:

herrr_smity wrote:

Jepeto87 wrote:

Lol its T-34 Smity, and tough Russian defense at Moscow,Leningrad,Stalingrad and the nail in the coffin Kursk also played a part im sure! lol

And Major Spittle the Germans had some excellent field commanders in there army ( People like Rommal, Guderian and Mainstein were genius's ). Last time I checked soldiers dont decide when or where to invade(unless its a military dictatorship, which Nazi Germany was not) they just follow the orders they are given by the head of state no matter what they are.

good point but guderian and manteins were released of command for questioning Hitlers orders

So...you're saying they were genius's?

yes if they had commanded the way they wanted to Germany wold have won the war

How could you not know Rednecks have internet access...... errr.... ha cudja knot now redniks gots innernet axxes ???? It's as logical as Nascar.... a bunch of renecks watchin another bunch of rednecks go round in big circles drivin cars that only exist ON the nascar track.... there's porn online soooo there's rednecks online.... wanna collect rednecks ? put a for sale sign on a set of oversize 4x4 tires and viola.... rednecks swarmin' like bees at a hive.... hehehe.... BTW did I mention, I gots me un uf dem big tired trucks, I gots me sum innernet axxes anna trayler haas so I muss be a redneck too....
---- yer not born redneck---- it's a life choice!
ann I choose Redneck

"Germans had some excellent field commanders in there army ( People like Rommal, Guderian and Mainstein were genius's ). Last time I checked soldiers dont decide when or where to invade(unless its a military dictatorship, which Nazi Germany was not) they just follow the orders they are given by the head of state no matter what they are."

Jepeto87- I agree, but Hitler called the punches and did some real stupid things tactically. That's all I'm saying. I was being sarcastic, going around defenses is no great military tactic (sorry smity). Also Russia did the same thing to Napoleon that they did to Germany in WWII, but again Hitler decided to split his forces (mistake) and attack an Ally (mistake) and tried to sustain an attack through a Russian winter hundreds of miles away (mistake). These were all major tactical blunders, not to say the field generals were bad, but these were major mistakes by Germany.

herrr_smity wrote:

Jepeto87 wrote:

Lol its T-34 Smity, and tough Russian defense at Moscow,Leningrad,Stalingrad and the nail in the coffin Kursk also played a part im sure! lol

And Major Spittle the Germans had some excellent field commanders in there army ( People like Rommal, Guderian and Mainstein were genius's ). Last time I checked soldiers dont decide when or where to invade(unless its a military dictatorship, which Nazi Germany was not) they just follow the orders they are given by the head of state no matter what they are.

good point but guderian and manteins were released of command for questioning Hitlers orders

they were releved that i know and rommel were shot in 1944

made in the book Achtung! Panzer