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Originally Posted by Myssa Rei
Do take note that Stalingrad itself was a grinding fight of attrition, and NOT a tank battle (as the close-quarter fighting reduced armor mostly useless). A better question is the context of the African campaign between Rommel and Montgomery in this world, since THAT one had tanks figure in a major role.
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She said it as they were charging in...so it's most likely a reference to the opening phase of Operation Fischreiher. Which was an armoured drive like most major German assaults.
Stalingrad is not pure city hell. The main maneuvre warfare taking place on the flanks determined the strategic outcome in the end
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Originally Posted by Ithekro
Well it is the 74th Tournement and they are using World War II era tanks.
But when it this (supposedly). Since the schools "all" are on carriers, and so far all the carriers have been Japanese "owned"...assuming there are other countries ot there...or maybe not if they have maybe 12 or whatever number of City sized carriers, large jet aircraft and cel phones.
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Next thing you know.....due to some major calamity, Earth is now 98% water and apart from the remnants of continents, the only viable way to live is on giant floating cities