New Projekt: Phcas & AKRebels "PAK"-Mod - RELEASE v3.40

[bondjamesbond]

Here is package #42.BigUnit#42.zip

Well done – keep it up!


A little-known chapter of the war: the ‘buier’ yachtsmen defending besieged Leningrad !
https://kinogo-net.top/17916-angely-ladogi-2026.html
https://gumrf.ru/news/1/news_200123_1.html



https://www.yaplakal.com/forum7/topic1133044.html


https://yandex.uz/images/search?lr=1033 ... а%20ладоге

SdKfz 9 FAMO и SdKfz 251 движутся по заснеженной местности.

[Tobi72]

Servus...Here is package #44.

BigUnit#44.zip

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[Tobi72]

Hello Phcas,

Here is package #45.

BigUnit#45.zip

(2.28 MiB) Downloaded 18 times

Could you please also include this German 150mm sFH 18, which I have added to the package, for the Chinese Army?

This gun was delivered by Germany to China before the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War.

Thanks and best regards,
Tobi

[bondjamesbond]

Hello Phcas,

Here is package #45.
BigUnit#45.zip

Could you please also include this German 150mm sFH 18, which I have added to the package, for the Chinese Army?

This gun was delivered by Germany to China before the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War.

Thanks and best regards,
Tobi

https://www.ww2incolor.com/gallery/chin ... 0mm-cannon

The 150 mm s.F.H.18 howitzer at the Museum of the Chinese Revolution
https://en.topwar.ru/181094-trofejnye-1 ... -rkka.html



A photograph taken by a Japanese kamikaze pilot in an A6M Zero just moments before another Zero crashed into the battleship *Missouri* during the Battle of Okinawa. April 1945.
https://www.liveinternet.ru/users/33421 ... 490220347/

https://kinogo-net.top/8454-estestvennyy-svet-2021.html

[Tobi72]

Hello Bond,

thank you for the picture of the Chinese 150mm sFH 18 gun.

Chinese_150mm_sFH18.png (105.79 KiB) Viewed 575 times

Here is package #46, with 17 images.

BigUnit#46.zip

(2.91 MiB) Downloaded 17 times

I have very little time right now, so I don't know when I can continue.

[bondjamesbond]

Hello Bond,

thank you for the picture of the Chinese 150mm sFH 18 gun.Chinese_150mm_sFH18.png

Here is package #46, with 17 images.BigUnit#46.zip


I’m not exactly sure when yet, but it will continue tomorrow or on Sunday.

Hi Toby! If you need any photos, just let me know! Good luck!


https://borshkovsm.livejournal.com/8744.html

[bondjamesbond]

At 00:43 Moscow time on 9 May 1945, the final Act of Unconditional Surrender of Nazi Germany and its armed forces was signed.
Exactly 81 years ago, our peoples emerged victorious in the Great Patriotic War.
During the war, 26.6 million citizens of the USSR lost their lives. That is equivalent to the combined populations of Moscow, St Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan and Nizhny Novgorod.
Although this day is receding further and further into the past, the victory holds immense historical significance. Today, there are so few people left to whom we can personally say ‘Thank you’ for this feat. I very much hope that current and future generations will honour and respect this important day and all that it stands for.

[ajs81]

It is worth remembering that the so-called Great Patriotic War was only one part of World War II, not the war as a whole. World War II began in 1939 and was a global conflict fought on many fronts — not only on the Eastern Front, but also in North Africa, the Atlantic, Asia and the Pacific, as well as in the air over Europe and the oceans. The defeat of Nazi Germany and the Axis powers was a collective effort of dozens of Allied nations and peoples. It is also worth noting that the first act of Germany’s unconditional surrender was signed in Reims on May 7, 1945, while the later ceremony in Berlin was a second signing of the same act.

[bondjamesbond]

It is worth remembering that the so-called Great Patriotic War was only one part of World War II, not the war as a whole. World War II began in 1939 and was a global conflict fought on many fronts — not only on the Eastern Front, but also in North Africa, the Atlantic, Asia and the Pacific, as well as in the air over Europe and the oceans. The defeat of Nazi Germany and the Axis powers was a collective effort of dozens of Allied nations and peoples. It is also worth noting that the first act of Germany’s unconditional surrender was signed in Reims on May 7, 1945, while the later ceremony in Berlin was a second signing of the same act.

Don’t be sad, pan; a new war is just around the corner. We’ve grown used to you banding together every hundred years; we even view your crusades with a certain degree of understanding and sympathy—after all, who wouldn’t covet another nation’s natural resources, given that they cover one-seventh of the landmass? And then we’re constantly left having to politely escort you all the way back home!!!


If that idiot Hitler hadn’t attacked the USSR, the Third Reich would now stretch all the way to Portugal, and no army in the world could have crushed the fascists and their satellites on the Eastern Front as thoroughly as we did! But we could argue about that forever, and that’s not why we’re here! Happy holiday, everyone!!!

A concentration camp survivor weeps beside the charred remains of a friend who was set alight by guards using flamethrowers whilst attempting to escape. World War II.

[ajs81]

From my perspective, war has been around the corner for a full five years. And it's not a thing of the future, but a thing of the present.