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Japanese Airborne Operations? - 2/20/2001 10:04:00 AM

Redleg

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You bet! It is January 11, 1942. An elite force of SNLF paratroops drop in on Menado Airstrip in the East Indies. The Dutch, although caught somewhat by surprise, fight well and by nightfall, control of the air strip is still in doubt. The following morning, an additional 185 SNLF troopers jump in to try to turn the tide of battle. That's where you come in..... Want to try it? Sign up here and I'll send it to you. Or email "artifice@fireserve.net"

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- 2/20/2001 10:28:00 AM

krull

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sign me up krull2@charter.net

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- 2/20/2001 12:01:00 PM

PerryC

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I'll give a whirl or two. pnc@nbnet.nb.ca PerryC pro patria

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- 2/20/2001 1:17:00 PM

LeibstandartePzD

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Definitly interested. Send it if you wish and I'll give it a try. ------------------ Former member of the 8th US cavalry and a grandson of a Leibstandarte tanker. Former name on these boards was Leibstandarte.

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- 2/20/2001 2:10:00 PM

varjager

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Sign me up please! varjager@hotmail.com

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- 2/20/2001 7:35:00 PM

Viriato

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Count me in ..... Dust_off@hotmail.com

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- 2/21/2001 1:14:00 AM

x6ftundx_slith

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oh me too Commando Solo ps just sent you an email on that finns scenario... great

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- 2/21/2001 8:56:00 AM

Redleg

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Many thanks to all of you who have helped with the testing. I've made several modifications from some of the good ideas you sent. The version at the Arsenal will have the changes incorporated into them.

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