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Articles related to "Panzer"
Panzer Dragoon Saga (review) The classic Sega Saturn RPG costs anywhere from $80-200 at online auction sites. Is it worth it? Console RPG editor Chuck Bednar shares his thoughts in this review panzer dragoon saga • edge • azel • craymen • sega
AFV Development During World War II A brief history of tank design and development during WWII. tank • tanks • panzer • armor • armour
ARMOR AND THE ARMS RACE The improvement of armored vehicles from their genesis in WW I. armoured vehicles • tank • tanks • panzer • arms race
German Use of British Tanks in WWI Following the battle of Cambrai the German High Command began an active campaign to employ salvaged British Tanks. british tanks • wwi • panzer korps • armor • cambrai
Sega titles on other systems 2 - The Xbox Discussing Sega's announced titles for the Xbox. sega • xbox • hotd3 • ms • panzer dragoon
Last Stand At Stalingrad The pace of the German advance during the early days of Operation Blue in 1942 was reminiscent of that achieved in the early months of Operation Barbarossa. As a result, by the end of August, the Red Army was prepared to make what was, for all intents, a last stand at Stalingrad. hitler • stalin • operation blue • stalingrad • soviet union
Trap at Stalingrad When the battle of Stalingrad began at the end of August 1942, the Red Army was nearing defeat. Brilliant Soviet street fighting tactics, daring operational thinking and serious German errors combined to reverse Soviet fortune. By the end of November the Soviets had trapped the powerful German 6th Army inside Stalingrad - it was more than they expected. german • army • stalin • hitler • stalingrad
General Heinz Guderian and Tank Warfare Despite significant opposition in the German General Staff, Heinz Guderian demonstrated the effectiveness of Panzer divisions with the invasion of Poland and France. heinz guderian • panzer warfare • armored formations in world war ii • opposition to panzers • blitzkrieg and the use of tanks
German POWs at Fort Robinson, NE In northwest Nebraska, German POWs were interred at Fort Robinson, a military base used during the Indian Wars. pows • german • tenth panzer division • north africa • rommel
To Set Europe Ablaze: Part Three This is the third part of my series on the SOE. It is the story of how these brave men and women greatly assisted Operation Overlord by their resistance to the Germans. soe • operation overlord • normandy • second world war • french resistance
The Battle for Moscow - Part II German decisions during the Battle of Smolensk were decisive for the strategic direction of the Barbarossa campaign. Moscow was to be attacked only after the flanks were cleared. This delayed an offensive toward Moscow to the end of September 1941. moscow • battle • campaign • operation barbarossa • barbarossa
A Lightning War: Belgium Belgium took longer because of the resistance and the fact that the Germans had to ensure that their own rear was protected, before they sprang the trap on the Allied forces.
Erwin Rommel: The Desert Fox Rommel was a brilliant tactician and symbolized Germany's military might. He was arguably the greatest German commander of WW II. general field marshal erwin rommel • the desert fox • world warii • adolf hitler • propaganda chief joseph goebbels
Re-Issue of the Saturn Gaming Goodness sega, dreamcast, video, games sega • dreamcast • video • games
Best Metal CDs of 2004 The heavy metal editor's picks for the Best Metal CDs of 2004. best of 2004 • best metal cds of 2004 • chad bowar • shadows fall • the war within
D-Day and Operation Fortitude Hitler and the German High Command bit on the deception of Operation Fortitude and the results were successful Allied landings on the Norman Coast of France in 1944. d-day • world war ii • normandy • operation overlord • operation fortitude
Order of Battle Direlwanger units Starting with a company sized group of under a hundred poachers in 1940 it grew to a full sized division of nearly 6000 by 1945. Its ORBAT and TOE is detailed below. orbat • toe • ss • wilddiebkommando oranienburg • poacher's command
The German Reaction to Blitzkrieg The Germans understood Blitzkrieg warfare as poorly as the Allies. Their military leaders tolerated its best practitioners only so long as they were successful and sacked them thereafter. blitzkrieg • blitzkrieg • lightning war • tank • panzer
The Polish WWII Cavalry in 1939 Engaged in the War less than a month, 11 brigades of the Polish cavalry made no less than 16 all out charges against the German invaders. polish lancers gherman tanks • polish cavalry 1939 • polish cavalry • 11th polish legion uhlan regiment • mario appelius
The Ruhr Pocket of World War II The 75th Infantry Division's motto "Always Get There Somehow" showed, as the division moved from the Ardennes Region, to the Colmar Pocket, and into the German Ruhr Area. 75th infantry division • world war ii • us army • ruhr pocket • european theater
A Lightning War: Dunkirk The almost certain defeat of the British, and so the enslavement of millions more than those who actually suffered and the prolongation of Hitler's rule for an unknown time, were avoided by the "miracle" of Dunkirk.
Barbarossa - Part 6 Fateful decisions by Hitler lead to even further losses and a seemingly endless vista of conflict spread over years.
Battle for the Seelow Heights Part I Stalin and Zhukov were both determined to capture Berlin. In April 1945 all that stood in the way of the mighty Soviet army was Colonel General Heinrici and Army Group Vistula. berlin • axis • allied • soviet union • ussr
The Battle for Moscow - Part I German planning for the invasion of the USSR had inherently conflicting objectives. The German generals wanted to strike at Moscow. Hitler did not. This dispute over strategic direction ended with the Battle of Smolensk. Hitler won. hitler • barbarossa • directive 21 • world war • eastern front
Being the Bad Guy History is written by the winners, yet re-enactors believe that all re-enactment must show both sides. However, being the "bad guy" can cause it's own problems. historical re-enactment • megan mcconnell • living history • re-enactment • wwii
Review of Robert Citino's The German Way of War What is so uniquely effective about the German Way of War? Can today's American army successfully model itself after the German (Prussian) army? german way of war • robert citino • operational level of war • mobile warfare • war of movement
SOE The beginning. Part Five. With the allies landing in Normandy on d-day, the Germans hope rests with the 15,000 strong "Das Reich" panzer division, whatever happens here will have a lasting effect on the outcome of the war. france • normandy • nazis • soe • oss
The German A7V in WWI While the German Army did not initially embrace the idea of tanks, by 1918 they sought heavy tanks to match against their opponents. a7v • wwi • panzerkampfwagen • 1918 • germany
Plath's 'Daddy' In Sylvia Plath's poem "Daddy," the speaker denigrates the addressee to the point of insisting that he died before she could kill him. sylvia plath • daddy • nazi • jew • dachau
Barbarossa - Part 8 The agony of Stalingrad creeps on for months as Hitler is incapable of understanding the difference between a cowardly retreat and a strategic withdrawal
Mediterranean Sideshows - Part 2 Interference by civilians, Hitler and Churchill, lengthened the war in North Africa by 2 years and led to Hitler's final defeat.
The Peacetime Draft Comes to America In the spring of 1940 with the world order collapsing, a group of private citizens pushed reluctant politicians to enact a selective service law. selective service • draft • conscription • mtca • france
Dog Names Dogs names usually reflect as much about the owner as the dog. Use these suggestions to help you name your dog. dog names • naming your dog • unique dog names • famous dog names • small dog names
Doom/Death Music News (March, 28) Doom and Death music news and CD reviews doom • death • music • news • reviews
Import Review: Virtua Fighter 3tb Conclusion sega, dreamcast, video, games sega • dreamcast • video • games • virtua fighter 3tb
S.O.E. The Begining. Part Four. The SOE has funds to spend on research and training for agents to help the allies win the war. camp x • canada • das reich • oss • cia
Saint-Valery-en-Caux, Normandy Enjoy the impressive limestone cliffs of this attractive fishing port and ponder on the reasons for the humiliating WWII British surrender here. france • alabaster coast • normandy • white cliffs • 51 highland division
Shenmue II & Propeller Arena are cancelled, are more to come? An article discussing Sega's turn to, yet again, 'get one over' their fanbase. dc • sega • shenmue • shenmue 2 • propeller arena
Top 5 US History Diorama Ideas Whether you are a history buff, hobbyist, or history student, these ten suggestions for dioramas should get your creative juices flowing. how to make a diorama • diorama ideas • diorama • military dioramas • american history diorama
Canadian 3rd Division on D-Day On the morning of June 6, 1944, 20,000 Canadian soldiers, sailors and airmen would launch their D-Day assault on the Normandy coast. canadian 3rd division d-day • canadians d-day • canadians juno beach • canadian d-day assault • canadian assault normandy
The Spies of Warsaw, by Alan Furst Alan Furst's The Spies of Warsaw details the spy vs. spy atmosphere in the salons and cafes of late-1930s Warsaw, where facts are unreliable and intentions inscrutable. the spies of warsaw • alan furst • paris • berlin • espionage
The U.S. 75th Infantry Division In late World War II, the young & inexperienced 75th Infantry Division rushed to help defend against the Ardennes Offensive; the Diaper Division became the Bulgebusters. world war ii • 75th infantry division • battle of the bulge • ardennes offensive • bulgebusters |
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