Cool flash of WWII Eastern Front

[Delinquent]

I know there are some here that like reading about WWII so here is a cool site that explains the battles on the eastern front. Some may be a little biased but it's still a really cool site.

http://english.pobediteli.ru/victors.swf

Yea it's shockwave but I call it flash lol

 

[Gambino]

cool

 

[wootoom]

i was in ww2

 

[Gambino]

i was in ww2

you sir are gaze

 

[wootoom]

you sir are gaze

ww2 trips are cool

 

[Gambino]

ww2 trips are cool

dude if you and I were ww2'ing against each other i would so bayonet the shit out of you

 

[foreigngirl]

dude if you and I were ww2'ing against each other i would so bayonet the shit out of you

lol...bayonet? In WWII?

 

[wootoom]

dude if you and I were ww2'ing against each other i would so bayonet the shit out of you

i would rip your body in half and dance around with your intestines

 

[Gambino]

i would rip your body in half and dance around with your intestines

mid dance my fellow troops would cut you down like a canadian swine

 

[Gambino]

lol...bayonet? In WWII?

I would venture to bet that bayonet's are still issued to soliders today, 2005...yes, bayonets were used in ww2

 

[Gambino]

I would venture to bet that bayonet's are still issued to soliders today, 2005...yes, bayonets were used in ww2

for example

The 37th Ohio National Guard "Buckeyes" Division took part in the assault to drive Japanese forces out of Manila. It was treacherous fighting. The Japanese had fortified buildings, and the 37th found themselves fighting block-by-block, floor-by-floor, and room-by-room. One squad leader found himself the object of a bayonet charge by six Japanese soldiers from 30 yards away. Sergeant Billy E. Vinson warded off the first bayonet thrusts, then opened up with his rifle and dispatched the attackers with a single sustained burst of gunfire. He held his ground until all wounded soldiers in the vicinity could be evacuated. As their Division history states, "For those who missed Normandy or Casino, Manila would do."

 

[foreigngirl]

for example

The 37th Ohio National Guard "Buckeyes" Division took part in the assault to drive Japanese forces out of Manila. It was treacherous fighting. The Japanese had fortified buildings, and the 37th found themselves fighting block-by-block, floor-by-floor, and room-by-room. One squad leader found himself the object of a bayonet charge by six Japanese soldiers from 30 yards away. Sergeant Billy E. Vinson warded off the first bayonet thrusts, then opened up with his rifle and dispatched the attackers with a single sustained burst of gunfire. He held his ground until all wounded soldiers in the vicinity could be evacuated. As their Division history states, "For those who missed Normandy or Casino, Manila would do."

ok, ok, proffesor, I beleived you with your first response

 

[Gambino]

ok, ok, proffesor, I beleived you with your first response

my little slavic princess, show your tits?

 

[foreigngirl]

my little slavic princess, show your tits?

only to my sultan who captured me long time ago

 

[Gambino]

only to my sultan who captured me long time ago

sultan? the turks lost their clout with the ottoman empire...ditch the zero and get with a hero

 

[foreigngirl]

sultan? the turks lost their clout with the ottoman empire...ditch the zero and get with a hero

a serbian soldier got me away from the pleasures of the harem...



btw, I already had that kind of pic up here