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Are you overly picky?
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I admire them. I admire what they achieved.Originally posted by doodab View PostDo you like to find fault with perfectly good polls for no reason?
But in my honest opinion they should not have defended the border and the vulnerable cities. If they had pulled back and defended Warsaw in depth, with a few belts of fortifications, and kept their air force intact in the east (rather than have their airfields overrun)
they will not have won, but they will have put a serious question mark over Adolph and inflicted some big hits in the process.
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but without their pilots Britain may have fallen.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI admire them. I admire what they achieved.
But in my honest opinion they should not have defended the border and the vulnerable cities. If they had pulled back and defended Warsaw in depth, with a few belts of fortifications, and kept their air force intact in the east (rather than have their airfields overrun)
they will not have won, but they will have put a serious question mark over Adolph and inflicted some big hits in the process.
While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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you are being overly pickyOriginally posted by doodab View Postbut without their pilots Britain may have fallen.(\__/)
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Not to mention them giving us all the work they'd already done on cracking the Enigma machine, which was hugely helpful to the good people of Bletchley ParkOriginally posted by doodab View Postbut without their pilots Britain may have fallen.
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Indeed. As well as the first machines we came by.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostNot to mention them giving us all the work they'd already done on cracking the Enigma machine, which was hugely helpful to the good people of Bletchley Park
While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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