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Case

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The backlash starts here
Feb 2000 time: 15:15
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quote: Originally posted by Grothgar
Right this has probably come up so many times before but which technologies are needed to change to the industrial era and which are needed to turn to the modern era? |
In FW, Industrialisation starts the industrial era, and electronics+automobile starts the modern era.
I think there's something in the Sleage hints & tips section dealing with this.
Also, I'll back up the ANZAC's comments about the LCA's - these weren't made for the open seas, and faired badly in the occasions when they were used outside sheltered waters. In the scenario I sent you, from memory I intended to use liberty ships for fast, high volume transport, and LST's for slower, but safter transport within the combat zone. - same principle, different names
BTW, this is really getting ahead of things [and you're probably getting sick of me flooding you with stuff], but here's a rather nice picture you may want to use as a title - it's a Japanese style painting depciting the moment of American victory at Midway.
Attachment: midway2.jpg
This has been downloaded 126 time(s).
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But I'm feeling MUCH better now
Jan 2001 time: 00:15
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quote: Originally posted by Case
BTW Chris, The Japanese also mounted airborne attacks on the Sumartran Oil Fields, and West Timor. | Quite right.
THIS is what happens when you keep me up all hours of the night, Groth!
You can also add that 11AB battled a combat drop by jap AB units at San Pablo Airstrip, Leyte, for 5 days starting 6th December 1944. 
quote: The US had a full airborne divsion in the Pacific by 1945, but as you point out, it never made a full scale drop. The USMC also had a few airborne battalians, and the Australian army rasied a parachute battalian as well. | For the US Army, 11 AB Division, served at Leyte and Luzon.
Groth, the KI-84 looks similar to the Ki-43, take a look:
here and here. 
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