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jim panse
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Anvilvania
Oct 2002 time: 06:26
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After weeks of hard work where I haven´t had the nerve on Civ2 creating I´m back again to work on!
Well fellows, my problems are: I need names of the birdges. It won´t be nice if all the 7-8 bridges along the main road are called Road Bridge ....
Anyone an idea or two???
Last edited by jim panse on 05-07-2003 at 15:10
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Leonidas
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Maybe name the bridges after the rivers they span:
For example, call the bridge over the Dommel Canal, the "Dommel Bridge".
I'm looking forward to this scenario.

This map shows the intent of Operation Market Garden. 'Market' was the code name for the airborne actions, and 'Garden' was the code name for the ground troops. The 1st Allied Airborne Corps was set up in August 1944 and consisted of the American 18th Airborne Corps (82nd and 101st Airborne divisions) and the British 1st Airborne Division. Later the Polish 1st Parachute Brigade was added. The Airborne Corps’ job was to clear the way for the British XXX (30th) Corps situated near the Belgian city of Neerpelt (number on the map).
The U.S. 101st Airborne Division had its drop zone near Eindhoven, Best, Son, St-Oedenrode and Veghel. The 101st had to secure the bridge over the Wilhelmina canal in Son, the bridge over the Dommel in St-Oedenrode and the bridges over the Aa and Zuid-Willemsvaart canal near Veghel. The bridges over the Maas at Grave and the Waal at Nijmegen were the targets of the U.S. 82nd Airborne Division; they were dropped near Groesbeek and Overasselt. Finally, the British 1st Airborne Division had to secure the bridge over the Rhine at Arnhem. All this led to a small corridor, so that the British XXX Corps could make their advance towards Arnhem.
Both the XII (12th Corps, number on the map) and the VIII Corps (8th Corps, number on the map) were to give side cover to the advancing XXX Corps. This corridor (the yellow route on the map) was named 'Hell's Highway' because this route was very poor. Sometimes as narrow as one road!
Arnhem was the main target of Operation Market Garden because it was a good place from where the Ruhr could be assaulted. Also attacking the Ruhr out of Arnhem would bypass the Siegfried line, (see map on previous page) situated near the border in southwest Germany. From Arnhem the Allies could also continue the liberation of the Netherlands, such as the advance to the IJsselmeer lake.
When Montgomery revealed his plan to General Brereton and General Browning, Browning asked how long it would take for the tanks to reach Arnhem. "Two days" answered Montgomery. "We can hold it for four days" replied Browning, and then he added, "although I think we could go a bridge too far", not knowing how right he was.
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Mora, DAL, Sweden
Dec 2002 time: 06:26
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quote: Originally posted by jim panse
1st row: british MG troop, Crusader Mk.II AA Tank, 15cm Nebelwerfer 41, Vickers Mk.I MG, AT Infantry;
2nd row: Jagdpanzer IV/70 (V), Mortar, 7.5cm PaK 40, M8 75mm Pack Howitzer, Mk.II Sexton |
That is not an Jagdpanzer IV/70 (aka "Lang") but an JagdPanzer 38(t) Hetzer...
But hold on.
Spader saves the day. I made this one a "week?" ago:
here you can find info about the IV/70:
http://www.achtungpanzer.com/pz10.htm#jagd4
You might notice that the panzers on that page doesnt have "side-armor-at-the-wheels" as mine has... but it sure were used...
/Spader 
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jim panse
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Anvilvania
Oct 2002 time: 06:26
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quote: Originally posted by Shaka Naldur
jimpanse,
I know you've been working in some projects, have you released any beside cold war?
what happen to that scenario about a russian city (Leningrad?) in WWII?? |
The scenario was about the siege of Sevastopol back in 1942 and has been released about one hour ago.
And now back to Market Garden: I made some graphical updates for the units.gif.
Last edited by jim panse on 04-07-2003 at 18:26
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jim panse
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Anvilvania
Oct 2002 time: 06:26
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And some edited unit shields for now. Feel free to use them too if you like.
Is the brighter version of the Polish Parachute Brigade better or the darker one?
Attachment: unit shields.gif
This has been downloaded 73 time(s).
Last edited by jim panse on 04-07-2003 at 15:55
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