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Post by truhses on Dec 8, 2020 19:32:31 GMT
Nagumo won in pearl harbor, lost in midway. The score is 1: 1. What are the conclusions? He, in fact, lost at Pearl Harbor by not sending that third wave of planes. In fact, he lost by attacking Pearl Harbor. The Japanese dwarf only angered the American giant with his pin prick, and he trampled him. But formally, this is a victory for Japan. |
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Post by kyokusanagi on Dec 18, 2020 8:13:42 GMT
Since Doenitz was Hitler's successor and he was technically the Head of state when capitulation was signed I think he will be in the line in 1944... Yamamoto, on the other hand, was killed in 1943, so, probably his availability for 1944 Pacific campaigns is overrated... I see lot of turns spend on et games earlier, plus some good books. I'm thinking about good gen now. |
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