Midway Rising - A Cooperative Solo Campaign
We are now opening recruitment to a new Cooperative Solo Campaign during WW2 in the Pacific: Midway Rising!
You can find it here:
http://www.wingsofwar.org/forums/for...-Midway-Rising
The Campaign has 6 missions.
Each player can choose to play either with the USN or the IJN.
First mission already created.
Join the biggest Carrier war in the story of the Earth!
Nightbomber's chaps are already playing cards and watching centerfolds under the USS Yorktown's deck.
Velly funny Amelican swine.
You are all going to have a great time without me.
I aint got any planes.but I shall enjoy reading all about it in the New York Herald Tribune.
Rob.
No! Never without you Rob
Pity no planes there!
Indeed!!
I would love that you were playing with us, my friend!
VF-8 under the command of Lieutenent Commander Robert Schneider (ace) ready for action!
It's a fighter squadron with Grumman F4F-3 & F4F-4 "Wildcat" planes on board of CV 8 USS HORNET / Task Force 16 near the Midway Islands.
"No Cassidy. Its a soft contact lense we are looking for"
Originally Posted by Marechallannes
VF-8 under the command of Lieutenent Commander Robert Schneider (ace) ready for action!
It's a fighter squadron with Grumman F4F-3 & F4F-4 "Wildcat" planes on board of CV 8 USS HORNET / Task Force 16 near the Midway Islands.
Cool!
Kevin, you know that Germans don't understand humor in war things and in general...
Kevin, you know that Germans don't understand humor in war things and in general...
Kyte.
You're right! I didn't laugh when I lost my contact lens... in general...
But our Flying Officer Kyte idea is nice. Go to the bar, Sven!
Attilio
Liar!!Kevin, you know that Germans don't understand humor in war things and in general...
Marlene changed sides in WW II...
Another reason to follow Rob to the bar.
Shame - don't think my 109s will be any use for this campaign.
And well done Rob for upholding racial stereotypes. To quote Benny Hill: "Waiter, this duck is rubbery". "Ah, thank you velly much".
Walks to bar, humming:
Vor der Kaserne,
Vor dem großen Tor,
Stand eine Laterne,
Und steht sie noch davor,
So woll'n wir uns da wieder seh'n,
Bei der Laterne wollen wir steh'n,
Wie einst, Lili Marleen.
Unsere beiden Schatten,
Sah'n wie einer aus,
Daß wir so lieb uns hatten,
Das sah man gleich daraus.
Und alle Leute soll'n es seh'n,
Wenn wir bei der Laterne steh'n,
Wie einst, Lili Marleen.
Schon rief der Posten:
Sie blasen Zapfenstreich,
Es kann drei Tage kosten!
Kamerad, ich komm' ja gleich.
Da sagten wir Aufwiederseh'n.
Wie gerne wollt' ich mit dir geh'n,
Mit dir, Lili Marleen!
Deine Schritte kennt sie,
Deinen zieren Gang.
Alle Abend brennt sie,
Doch mich vergaß sie lang.
Und sollte mir ein Leid gescheh'n,
Wer wird bei der Laterne steh'n,
Mit dir, Lili Marleen!
Aus dem stillen Raume,
Aus der Erde Grund,
Hebt mich wie im Traume
Dein verliebter Mund.
Wenn sich die späten Nebel dreh'n,
Werd' ich bei der Laterne steh'n
Wie einst, Lili Marleen
Why we helping Amelicans find contact rens? Ret the sirry iriots find it themselves
And so began WW2 in the Pacific.......
or one of its several translations Enough to wait for dawn singing in the Officer Club (I found also a translation in Chinese, Japanese, Esperanto and two parodies).
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But the original version is unrivalled.
Indeed Attilio!
And one for the Kyte.
http://www.youtube.com/embed/_IatDwLc9-E
Rob.
Nice song, I didn't know it
Well done, Rob! Nice song
Somehow those pics of Yanks & Japs makes me think of the Movie 1941.
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