ElvisJJonesRambo -> RE: UK and US morale (2/3/2022 3:06:45 PM)
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Morale didn't turn around for the Yanks, because some accountant added up donations to the Red Cross. After the disaster of Battle of Kasserine Pass, things changed, because of one person. Morale improved, General Patton. Things changed, in 10 days with real leadership. All the German hype was over. No more sleeping farmers in Poland, Demark, Netherlands, France, etc. Patton should clearly be the highest ranked & influencing piece in the game. Repeat, things changed in 10-days. Same men, same equipment, same everything, that had just got their asses kicked. Patton is the real deal. All the Bunta worship can be tossed out the window. This is no different than comparing the bums the North had in early days of 1861 (McClellan , Burnside, Hooker), then came Grant from the West. Ulysses was a beast. Wherever Patton is, morale should be spiked up, big-time. That's a fact, and undeniable. HQ pieces need modified. Too many bums given nearly same skillset. Patton is a 10. If Rommel was so smart, he wouldn't have been buying shoes on D-Day. If Manstein & the rest were so dam_n good, they would have packed a jacket, hung up the phone on the Corporal and not get erased at Stalingrad. Patton was stripped of his command, before D-Day; AND HE STILL WAS A FACTOR. The Germans knew he was the man. Dude was a 10-rated General w/o even have an Army. Decoy. Clearly, this dude should be a 10 [image]local://upfiles/62194/5333DF8A329B4244B47E3806A49A3A1F.jpg[/image]
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