WinWW2 campaign project

[Pergite]

FJ_MD said:
You must have at least 3 heads instead of one!

I am beginning to suspect that he is some kind of Hydra, even his location checks out correct for that

Why not make a Brittish/French campaign in 1940? A big fighting withdrawl back to the coast and finally over the channel? Fight a losing battle all the way to the bitter end, or try to change history?

[Pyros]

Gentlemen,

From what I see there is more than enough enthusiasm to work in a parallel path with some WinWW2 campaigns,
So here is what I propose.

As soon as the Phase A of the Vietnam project is completed we will proceed to the phase B of the Vietnam project and at the same time we may start the phase A of the WinWW2 project (s).
I would also like to propose 2 things:
First, we may try to design 2 medium-size (thematic) campaigns for WinWW2 (instead of one) in order to cover 2 theatres of operations (one exotic and one European).
Secondly, we could take advantage of the map work that we are doing for the Vietnam project in order to include it into the exotic campaign.

Cheers,

[dita]

I`m up for this. I too would like to see the more obscure countries in a campaign setting.

Lots of choices and so little time!

[Marek_Tucan]

Obscure theater: Slovakia. I already had in mind a campaign for SPWW2 following Slovakian army in the Poland, Russia and finally in desperate fights of the Slovakain uprising. The problem is that the SPWW2 OOB was not too accurate and work on my own OOB was stopped during waiting for SPWW2.

Another one would be the combat ops of Czechoslovakian units in the USSR (first Bn, then Bde, then Army Corps). OK, enough about Czechoslovakia now Anyway, our Armoured Brigade in England fought mostly in an non-armor way during the siege of German garrison of Dunkerque, tankers got to accustom to small boats.

EDIT: Btw have to agree, I can't get how are you all able to read all the articles posted, I thought of myself I am a fast reader, but

[Listy]

how about a Op sealion one?

Or maybe Burma, the forgotten war?