the greatest armies in the world

[covergrl80]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEB8wnDUNr4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cre4CI9ddGw

waiting......................
You better not have sent me some crazy shit with people blowing there heads off. I will have nightmares for a week!

 

[rubberneck]

waiting......................
You better not have sent me some crazy shit with people blowing there heads off. I will have nightmares for a week!

lmao!!!

 

[Powerbuilder333]

Was Stalingrad later renamed Leningrad, and is now called St. Petersberg? Or is it some where else in Russia?

 

[covergrl80]

lmao!!!

I am not kidding!!
I watched the video of Pennsylvania State Treasurer R. Budd Dwyer committing Suicide and freaked out. That tape was NO JOKE!!!

 

[javaguru]

Was Stalingrad later renamed Leningrad, and is now called St. Petersberg? Or is it some where else in Russia?

No, it's in the caucases...It is situated on the west bank of the Volga River.

 

[Spartacus]

Sorry bud but after 6 years of living in Germany I can say with first hand knowledge they are beaten puppies these days.


The ss in Poland were just to spread out to be more effective. They were just pushing to hard.

For the 1939 invasion of Poland, three SS regiments ("Deutschland", "Der Führer", and "Germania") were grouped into a division, the SS-Verfügungstruppe ("Special-Purpose Troops"). After Poland, one regiment ("Germania") was sent to form another division (5.SS-Division Wiking), and a new third regiment was created (SS Regiment 11); this became the 2nd SS Division Reich ("Empire"). Das Reich first took part in the Campaigns in the West against the Low Countries and France in 1940, and did so as the SS-V.T.-Division. It first saw action in the main drive for the Dutch central front and Rotterdam. After Rotterdam had been seized the Division, along with other Divisions, intercepted a French Force and pushed them back to the area of Zeeland and Antwerp. Next, it was used to mop-up small pockets of resistance in the areas already captured by the Germans. The Division was then transferred to France and helped breach a stiffly defended canal line, and then participated in the drive on Paris. At the end of the Campaign, it had advanced all the way to the Spanish Frontier.

Originally, the SS-V.T.-Division was composed of three of the original four SS-Standarten. LAH was the other SS-Standarten, and it was developed on its own. The other three SS-Standarten were Deutschland, Germania and Der Führer. After the Western Campaign was over, the SS-V.T.-Division was reorganized. The SS-Standarten Germania was transferred out of the Division and along with the SS-Standarten Nordland and Westland, formed the backbone of a different SS-Division, Germania, which was soon to become the Wiking Division. For the loss of Germania, the SS-V.T.-Division was given a SS-Totenkopfstandarte designated as SS-Infanterie Regiment 11. Soon after, the Division changed its title from V.T. to Deutschland, and soon after that, to Das Reich.

were each only regimental in strength in Poland

 

[javaguru]

I am not kidding!!
I watched the video of Pennsylvania State Treasurer R. Budd Dwyer committing Suicide and freaked out. That tape was NO JOKE!!!

They're normal videos...nothing too graphic..lol.

 

[Spartacus]

The Battle of Stalingrad -August 21, 1942-Feburary 2, 1943

 

[Spartacus]

Was Stalingrad later renamed Leningrad, and is now called St. Petersberg? Or is it some where else in Russia?

Leningrad=St Petersberg
Stalingrad=Volgograd

 

[javaguru]

All modern infantry tactics are derivative of the WWII Wehrmacht model. They pioneered combined arms maneuver warfare during WWI with their Sturmtruppen. The technology just hadn't caught up to the theory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd_Wt4N1Sss