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[Big_Mac]

I hear you on the lack of paint/air. It affected us too...as well as running out of water! Not good in the heat. It seemed like every time I needed air the compressors were down (a trip back to the camping area was in order) and I couldn't find a 'resupply' point for the paint. We even had confused refs sending our guys to the wrong dead zone (20 minutes out of the way, each way). I've seen a lot of comments about the confusion and lack of organization. I'd have to agree.
Most of us were quite suprised to hear the Allies had taken Normandy. How was Sunday? After the storm blew our tents away we pretty much packed it in. I know a lot of folks left Sunday morning. Other than the storms I had a great time.

[CoFFeY[NiTrO]]

Tell us we're wrong, but it won't fool anyone except perhaps a few (unnamed) allies. Perhaps it will make you feel better about your victory. If so, great. But numbers don't lie. 40 (FBC) + 35 (Airfield) + 30 (FBB) + 30 (FBA) + 170 (St. Lo) + 300 (Wall) + 80 (German SF) + 150 (Baileys tanks and troops) + 60 (Hwy 1) does NOT equal 1600+. Those numbers are from the Generals of those areas themselves and I have slightly increased them for the sake of easy math.

hows that.

[shivors]

Wow...you guys are AMAZING...even the promoter hasnt been able to determine the exact numbers you are all psychic. As it stands the Germans got routed and since only a handful of Germans went to the parade everyone is saying it was horribly uneven.

I was allied and never saw a great disparity in troop numbers. I always had plenty of people to shoot at until the Grey bridge when many germans quit the fight.

[sharpshooter1286]

how would someone get the numbers from the generals themselves? bull.

[JimboRR]

True

Coffey, we drove 7 hours from Dallas to ref it, and we nearly walked out, the players had been getting away with shooting hot and though they still would, along with the brass eagle all stars at st. low walking out during a major battle with out masks on.. was a horrible game