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ORIGINAL: warspite1

Okay, lets try and make this a little more tricky:

Which Ship Am I?

1. I do have a counter in WIF.

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95% of the Japanese counters?

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What Italian port was attacked on December 2, 1943?

Over 100 German Junkers Ju-88 bombers of Luftflotte 2, achieving complete surprise, bombed shipping and personnel operating in support of the Allied Italian campaign, sinking 27 cargo and transport ships and a schooner in the harbor.

At first, the Allied High Command tried to conceal the disaster, in case the Germans believed that the Allies were preparing to use chemical weapons, which might provoke them into preemptive use, but there were too many witnesses to keep the secret, and in February the U.S. Chiefs of Staff issued a statement admitting to the accident and emphasising that the U.S. had no intention of using chemical weapons except in the case of retaliation.

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

Okay, lets try and make this a little more tricky:

Which Ship Am I?

1. I do have a counter in WIF.

Warspite1

Not the Gotland Orm.

1. I do have a counter in WIF
2. I did not survive the Second World War

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

See post 2730

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

Okay, lets try and make this a little more tricky:

Which Ship Am I?

1. I do have a counter in WIF.

Warspite1

Not the Gotland Orm.

1. I do have a counter in WIF
2. I did not survive the Second World War

Warspite1

1. I do have a counter in WIF
2. I did not survive the Second World War
3. I was sunk by the Americans

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ORIGINAL: micheljq

The australian cruiser Canberra, was badly damaged by the japanese and I believe the americans were forced to sink it after one of the naval engagements in the Guadalcanal area.

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I have no idea about ships, only here because I like the quiz.

But could it be a Frenchie? That was sunk after France was lost to Germany.
Or might it be a ship that was sold to a foreign navy, thus flying an enemy flag?


Mat

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ORIGINAL: british exil

I have no idea about ships, only here because I like the quiz.

But could it be a Frenchie? That was sunk after France was lost to Germany.
Or might it be a ship that was sold to a foreign navy, thus flying an enemy flag?


Mat

Warspite1

You could be on to something [8D] Clue: she was sunk on the Pacific map

I think that has given it away.

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ORIGINAL: british exil

I have no idea about ships, only here because I like the quiz.

But could it be a Frenchie? That was sunk after France was lost to Germany.
Or might it be a ship that was sold to a foreign navy, thus flying an enemy flag?


Mat

Warspite1

You could be on to something [8D] Clue: she was sunk on the Pacific map

I think that has given it away.

La Motte-Picquet?

I have no clue but I guess on her since she is begins the war in the pacific in Global War and are Vichy in a later campaign.

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Condor?

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The New Zealand Division?

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Condor?

Warspite1

Not Condor.


Which land unit am I?

1. I am a unit that fought during WWII and I have my own counter
2. I fought with an infantry designation, although WIF has given me a slightly different status.

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Condor?

Warspite1

Not Condor.


Which land unit am I?

1. I am a unit that fought during WWII and I have my own counter
2. I fought with an infantry designation, although WIF has given me a slightly different status.

1. I am a unit that fought during WWII and I have my own counter.
2. I fought with an infantry designation, although WIF has given me a slightly different status.
3. In reality I was in existence at the start of WWII, (and in WIF I am available at the start of the Global Campaign (although I don't think I start the game on map)). Despite the foregoing, I did not get into combat until much later in the real war.

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ORIGINAL: Orm

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

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ORIGINAL: patchogue

Condor?

Warspite1

Not Condor.


Which land unit am I?

1. I am a unit that fought during WWII and I have my own counter
2. I fought with an infantry designation, although WIF has given me a slightly different status.

1. I am a unit that fought during WWII and I have my own counter.
2. I fought with an infantry designation, although WIF has given me a slightly different status.
3. In reality I was in existence at the start of WWII, (and in WIF I am available at the start of the Global Campaign (although I don't think I start the game on map)). Despite the foregoing, I did not get into combat until much later in the real war.

Looking over the units in MWIF I have a guess. I suspect that Warspite1 is searching for a English unit. Not that many English land units in the force pool 1939. Since it was an infantry unit but has another designation in MWIF I looked at the few units in the force pool that are not infantry

I do not think it is any of the armored units in MWIF. There is no way that an infantry unit becomes a armor in WIF (or so I choose to belive). And then there are cavalry units but that a infantry would become a cavalry in WIF is also unlikely. That leaves the 43rd Mot Div and 50th Mot Div. No real clue on which one of those Warspite1 is looking for (if I am correct this far[:)]). So in the end I decided to go for the unit that becomes available first in MWIF.

So my guess is the 43rd motorized division.

Edit: Or should the answer be 43rd infantry division?

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43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division [&o] is the correct answer [:)]. My late Uncle's Division (he was in the 4th Battalion Wiltshire Regiment), he joined up in March 1939.

The 43rd was one of the finest infantry divisions in the British Army. The division was held back in the UK to train for the 2nd Front and so never went to North Africa, Burma or Italy. As a result the Wessex Wyvern's first saw action only in the fighting around Caen in July 1944.

The division fought in most of the major actions from then until the end of the war; Inc
Market Garden and the Reichswald. My uncle survived the war, despite being wounded twice - the second time was right at the end of the war outside Hamburg when his leg was blown off courtesy of a land mine.

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ORIGINAL: warspite1

43rd (Wessex) Infantry Division [&o] is the correct answer [:)]. My late Uncle's Division (he was in the 4th Battalion Wiltshire Regiment), he joined up in March 1939.

The 43rd was one of the finest infantry divisions in the British Army. The division was held back in the UK to train for the 2nd Front and so never went to North Africa, Burma or Italy. As a result the Wessex Wyvern's first saw action only in the fighting around Caen in July 1944.

The division fought in most of the major actions from then until the end of the war; Inc
Market Garden and the Reichswald. My uncle survived the war, despite being wounded twice - the second time was right at the end of the war outside Hamburg when his leg was blown off courtesy of a land mine.

Thank you for sharing.[:)]

And a big thank you to your uncle and all others who fought in the 43rd. [&o]