Zorachus99
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ORIGINAL: warspite1 quote:
ORIGINAL: Froonp quote:
ORIGINAL: warspite1 The reasons are numerous: a) I was told we were not writing up CP points. I asked this question on the forum last year and it was confirmed that CP counters were not being written up. Yes, but why not make exceptions for interesting cases. quote:
b) In WIF terms, these Polish ships were used in the TRS role and so TRS is the right place for them. As I say in the write up, there is no Polish TRS. These ships were effectively under the control of the British in terms of their use and so being within a CW counter is not wrong. Maybe add a few things about others then. As it is now, it is only about Poles. Warspite1 I have almost 250 naval counters to write about - if anyone wants to be responsible for CP counters - please be my guest. If I read your second comment right, are you under the assumption that there is only one write up for all TRS counters? If so then this is not the case. Each counter has a separate write up. There are 14 British, 1 Canadian and 1 Australian TRS counter. I have used one of the 14 British counters as a tribute to the Polish. The other 13 CW counters contain stories about the following ships that were used in a TRS role (either troops or equipment): Aquitania (troop convoys from Australia), Lancastria (evacuation from western France of the second BEF), Laconia (her sinking while carrying thousands of talian POW`s), Franconia (evacuation from Norway), HMS Athene (aircraft transportation), Empire Star (evacuation from Singapore), Pennland (evacuation from Greece), Khedive Ismail (tragic sinking after which hundreds of survivors were depth charged by their own side) , Monarch of Bermuda (typical WS convoy), Clan Fraser (transport of troops to Greece), Strathaird (Australian - Middle East convoy), Empire Song (Tiger Convoy) and Queen Mary / Queen Elizabeth (general history).
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