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Title: General Discussion Area for Operation Barbarossa Post by: Mad Russian on 31 December 2008, 04:05:48 We can use this thread to discuss or comment on any of the information, actions or requests that anyone may have concerning Operation Barbarossa.
Hope you enjoy the threads concerning the operation. Good Hunting. MR Title: Re: General Discussion Area for Operation Barbaossa Post by: Heinrich505 on 31 December 2008, 04:12:21 MR,
I posted a reply in the Indepth Study of Barbarossa regarding Romanovka and the Eisen Faust scenario. Should I have posted that under this section? Heinrich505 Title: Re: General Discussion Area for Operation Barbaossa Post by: Mad Russian on 31 December 2008, 04:45:30 At the time this thread didn't exist. I put this thead up here just so that we can discuss what is out in the main history threads without cluttering them up with posts not associated with the main topic of the theads. So, id you would I'd ask you to move it over here then delete the one in the other thread. Or I can have Koen do it.
In answer to your comments I have some books on 1st SS but what will be easier than that for me is to just get Warmonger over here to put his own information on the site. Glad that you are finding the information interesting. So far alot of facts and figures. There will be an indepth article on my point of view of the campaign here before I'm through with it. Good Hunting. MR Title: Re: General Discussion Area for Operation Barbaossa Post by: Warmonger on 31 December 2008, 11:26:04 Heinrich505 I made that scenario about 6 years ago so I am a bit foggy on the particulars. My books are currently boxed up so I will have to search for them so you will have to give me a couple of days to find them. ::)
I probally did not have a lot of info to go on which is a common problem researching Eastern Front battles compared to Western Front battles. :P Title: Re: General Discussion Area for Operation Barbarossa Post by: Heinrich505 on 31 December 2008, 20:33:52 Warmonger,
Ah, no problem. If you get around to it, that's fine. I was just curious, as the scenario was so well done and it piqued my curiosity. I agree, there are so many difficulties in trying to research the eastern front action. Everything seems to have been destroyed many times over. The Russians destroyed everything going east, and the Germans destroyed everything going west. All that is sometimes left is recollections of veterans, who are foggy about what actually happened, except for the really horrible stuff, which stays in their memory. If you find your stuff, great. If not, that's cool too. I hope you enjoyed my AAR on the Eisen Faust scenario at TSDII. It was too bad about Warhawk. He was quite gifted in his details on that scenario AAR. As for your son, I was sorry to hear about that, and hope he is putting on the good fight and is WINNING. I lost my mother to cancer and have been giving to research ever since. Heinrich505 |