namhee2

You can also destroy the "blocks" like this.

I don't think $ 25 is expensive, considering how much time I can spend in my free time until the end of my life ..... To be honest, there are many other free time activities that are more expensive ....

Black Sea

I would place a timer between the plane and the general counter.

I think it's good to develop TC further, I'm excited to see how it will grow in the future.

Ordered, when is the delivery?🙄

Di difficult

Since most of the aircraft are already there, a "small map" would be nice

Hi @Gambit21 I did some research. Since the headquarters in Berlin expected an invasion of Pas de Calais, most of the Flak regiments were stationed north of Paris. At the end of May the 4th regiment was stationed between Bayeux and Isigny (near Omaha Beach). Two Flak regiments between "Montreuil sur Mer" and the enbouchure of the Somme. A Flak regiment around Tréport. A Flak regiment around Bayeux

Hi Gambit Before landing in Normandy, there is almost no fixed position, because General Pickert, commander of the IIIFlak Korps wanted batteries to always be mobile, that's the reason why there are almost no anti-aircraft bunkers in Normandy thinks I'm talking about the inland not the coast. I have a good source on the III Flak Korps. I will be able to give you more information later. " This is the Flak-Regiment 32 (which will become the Flak-Sturm Regiment 1 in June), a unit of the III. Flak Korps of the Luftwaffe, established in Calvados before the landing. The 8.8 cm Flak guns of this regiment were mobile. General Pickert who commanded the III. Flak Korps insisted that these troops train to move to maintain their spirit of mobility. Thus the 8.8 cm Flak batteries of the FR 32 often changed position. As these units are mobile, this explains the lack of dedicated Luftwaffe-type bunkers. On June 6, 1944, the four 8.8 cm Flak batteries were in place in the St Clément, Gefosse Fontenay, and Granpcamp Maisy “south” sector."

Thanks you

JV 44 Max und Moritz

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