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I've heard a lot about the "historical" mods, and tryed all of them but this one (for some reason won't let me get to the down load page). I would like to see how ever if any one on the moding team in doing their reasearch read "the Blizkrieg Myth" by John Mosier, and if so what did they think of it. If noo one has read it, I highly suggest it to everyone interested in WWII in general, for Mosier posess some very interesting thoughts and ideas that make complete sense, even to a millitary history major like me.
 
give me a general idea of his ideas and hypothesis, my area is british colonial history but WWII has always fascinated me, thus my love for this game.

in return if you haven't read a book called symbol of courage you really should, it lists every winner of the victoria cross with the exact actions for which the citation was awarded.