2009 Treaty Conference photos

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  1. Gettysburg114th

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    It is just like Bobo to not tell you the entire story.
    After the Tirpitz sank, we saw all of those poor German devils in the water, and we tried to do the right thing. But when we received the report on the submarine, we had to order the machine guns to stop firing, and get under way.
    And now, you know the rest of the story.
    Mikey
     
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    Mikey, the next time you see Bismarck he will have dual sidemounts........
     
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    Cool. I rather have my ship sink from many many holes than just a few though. If my pump can pump out 1.5 gallons with 100 holes and keep the model from being completly submerged that works for me but hey to each his own. Looks great though guys really. Awesome photos.
     
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    HMS Hood listing to starboard, and pumping after helping the allies sink the Tirpitz in the first sortie of fleet battle #1 on Thursday.
     
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    very very nice. looks like everyone had a good time!
     
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    Roland's Bismarck sinking.
     
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    Bismarck sinking. Tirpitz standing by to defend. Richelieu standing by to make sure HE goes down.
     
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    Bismarck sinks. Tirpitz and Richelieu go at it.
     
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    OH! Now the pump comes on.
     
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    OMG.... I feel queasy staring at the demise of the Tirpitz!!
     
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    You'd have had a long weekend then! Every Axis capital ship sank at least once, and all the Axis managed to bag was the Hood, once. The Allies crushed the Axis.
     
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    Did I read that right? all of the Axis ships managed to bag HMS Hood at least once each? Wow, that's quite a feat. Of course, a 1-for-1 trade isn't exactly a winning proposition for either team, since each of the Axis ships sank at least once as well...
     
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    Eric "No-Bull" Noble's Markgraf sinking.
     
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    And yes, he is indeed a REAR admiral.
     
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