- 26 Aug 2003 18:01
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If you are saying that taking things from school text books aren't accurate. I agree, I've no information from them. I said very little about tactics or morale or doctrines. I simply gave Din accurate numerical values that represent the production capacity of some of the belligerents during the second world war.
There is very little room for opinion or aggrandizement when it comes to factual production values.
I think though that I do not understand what your point was, perhaps you can clarify and I can respond.
Or do you actually want the low down on the Italian and Canadian OOBs?
I hate to bring this out, but sicne Kenlein won't except fact...
Are we next going to learn that the Italians had the best army of the war?
This would be like me trying to argue that the Canadians were a force to be messed with (which my history teachers and text books seem to claim).
If you are saying that taking things from school text books aren't accurate. I agree, I've no information from them. I said very little about tactics or morale or doctrines. I simply gave Din accurate numerical values that represent the production capacity of some of the belligerents during the second world war.
There is very little room for opinion or aggrandizement when it comes to factual production values.
I think though that I do not understand what your point was, perhaps you can clarify and I can respond.
Or do you actually want the low down on the Italian and Canadian OOBs?