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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Apr 12, 2021 13:40:12 GMT
He is considered to be an awful general, but in fact IRL he was one of the greatest Generals of the Pacific war. He conducted Okinawa with brilliant tactics such as not interfering the landings, or splitting his units into the north and the south. He also (not that this has anything to do with his generalship) was a great inspiration to his troops, and reformed part of the Officer Corps. He shouldn't be one of the best generals, but he should be better than he is now.
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Post by Port on Apr 12, 2021 14:21:29 GMT
He is considered to be an awful general, but in fact IRL he was one of the greatest Generals of the Pacific war. He conducted Okinawa with brilliant tactics such as not interfering the landings, or splitting his units into the north and the south. He also (not that this has anything to do with his generalship) was a great inspiration to his troops, and reformed part of the Officer Corps. He shouldn't be one of the best generals, but he should be better than he is now. He should have sniper, bayonet charge, and fire suppression. |
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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Apr 12, 2021 14:28:14 GMT
He is considered to be an awful general, but in fact IRL he was one of the greatest Generals of the Pacific war. He conducted Okinawa with brilliant tactics such as not interfering the landings, or splitting his units into the north and the south. He also (not that this has anything to do with his generalship) was a great inspiration to his troops, and reformed part of the Officer Corps. He shouldn't be one of the best generals, but he should be better than he is now. He should have sniper, bayonet charge, and fire suppression. Nah. Desperate (for sure), Mountain Fighting, and elastic defense (?) |
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