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Captain Nemo
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Red Front
Jan 1970 time: 05:13
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The sub-flag doesn't allow ground units to carry missiles... but missiles can land on the units which is not really that interesting.
The US rockets were largely inaccurate and a very minor factor in Normandy. British rocket launching barges were a bigger factor but only in the initial phase of the attack... I really don't think there is a need for more variety on D-Day but something interesting later on in the campaign?
Here are some possibilities:
British Lancaster Bombers
Allied anti-tank guns (Britsh 17pdr?)
German U-boats
German Ju-88 bombers
Minesweepers
Britsh mobile Infantry
Canadian Infantry (Could fill a missing role as heavy British Infantry)
Free French Infantry
German Mortars
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Djugashvili
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by day, Cher impersonator by night
Dec 1999 time: 05:13
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updated Red Front...
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Cal
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Hermosa Beach, California, USA
Aug 2000 time: 05:13
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Updated Vote:
Red Front 1.941 (New map): 10
Stalingrad 1942 (Urban warfare): 8
Finnish-Soviet War (Finnish side): 1
Ardennes 1944 (American side): .25
Ardennes 1944 (German side): 1.25
France 1940 (French side): 2.5
France 1940 (German side): 0.5
Afrikakorps (Both sides): 8
Battle of Britain (British side): 5.5
Market-Garden (Allied Side): 2
Kursk (No Side Specified): 1
Battle of the Atlantic : 0
Updated Red Front 1.941 is still in the lead.
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The strategically impaired,
-Cal
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I vote 9 times for the Finnish-Soviet war. 
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