yeah, I would keep the tank turret operator roll simple. If they open the turret and get shot then they are hit. They should have to stay in the turre...

okey dokey

As mentioned, they are a necessity to inform people at a distance that the scenario is over and that they should return for the next one.

I agree with all that's said, but we will need a whistle blast to confirm the end of a battle, players may not necessarily be next to a commander with...

that's fair enough with starting, 'game on' was just a term I used hear, not for the day, although the radio does jut into the 'realism' a bit. it is ...

OK, two questions: each individual scenario of this is ended with three long whistle blasts, and shouts of endex. How long do we have as standard ope...

so I have consistently heard from people who like wearing them.

whatever those ghastly yellow things are that stand out so on piccies... Only if they haven't been worn in. Mine are a particularly nice sh1t colour...

I am just typing up a 'game rules' thing to post. Now we are out in the field all day, so people need to carry everything, and we have HQs where they...

yeah

just means we don't have to worry about BAR special rules... which is nice

whatever those ghastly yellow things are that stand out so on piccies...

Am I right in surmising that we do not have a BAR on the US side?

A note on gloves, if people wish to wear gloves for practical purposes then a pair of unassuming khaki, green or brown leather or wool gloves are much...

It's OK, we'll wait until we are almost ready to go in the morning and hide his Tornister.

Do we have some more wire? If not then we will need to order some soon from elsewhere to make sure it is here on time.

I have been trying to wrangle people I know to join the game on the German side, but no luck as yet I'm afraid.

yes, that would be the best way. Wearing the suspenders is one of things I 'wince' at, unless you are an officer, or a Sgt. See, this is how you forc...