Just to illustrate the point. a player wants to book in, he cant...

7th panzer apperently summer of '43 Or so the experts tell me.

in wwii there were approved haircuts, you'd get one on sign up. In rear areas and europe having hair in certain styles i would imagine was as now a...

Richard: My point exactly, a classic example would be fulftwaffe field div units post 43 when the amry took over, any mix of lufty issue and army issu...

Che, Carl and I hid in the tent, i've seen some great and terrible things in my time but the human mind can only take so much....

Yeah but Steve iirc you did look like you'd just escaped from deep purple...

Ah both Steve and I have doen our service time in the ranks of incredibly long hair... I had long hair for about seven years, dreads/braids to abou...

Well it would appear our varisty sigs are blocked but our PBI ones are not. stupid fucker...

although most of them appear to be 'going comando'

Arrived today Osprey men at arms series British Army 1939 -45 the far east third in a set which i now have all of (first two being the desert...

doh yeah... forgot those. Drivers tended to have rifles though (strangely) as did radio operators, PIAT teams, 2" mortar teams. I have no ...

Be great to have you on board.

Pistols issued to officers senior ncos (platoon sgt and above) and *occasionally* bren gunners.

In wwii as now its called a 'section' (squad refers to generic body of men for dril purposes) A rifle section (infantry battalion 1944) on pap...

swith and wesson m10 was popular private purchase (tanaka do one). other than that almost exclusivley the webley 1911 issued to army commandoes...

Blanco it green 99.9 per cent of units in NWE did this and it means you can use it for other stuff too. the sas used either raw unblancoed, gree...

Im considering lfd for next year...

I thought it was bizzare how he hadnt banned sigs advertising other sites.