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Thread: The Angry Bears turn 116 Mar 2015, 20:00 PM
Rawr rawr, I will be attending being drunk as always! Happy Birthday Bears. In: Lobby |
Thread: General World War 2 Discussion Thread14 Mar 2015, 12:06 PM
Can someone explain why the soviets suffered so many wounded? Looking at the statistics, the casaulty ratio for millitary deaths on the eastern front was almost 1:1 with a slight advantage for the axis. Well to start off. casualties are counted very differently between nations. In classical terms the soviets counted only recoverable losses and irrecoverable losses. So if you got shot in the leg or got sick you are in the first category. Killed, missing or maimed you would be in the second category. Germans, (and other nations) had their own way off keeping track of casualties. And of course other definitions of what constituted a causality. Often times "irrecoverable" loss is translated as killed and missing whilst "recoverable" as wounded. Now this isn't necessarily true. People who where counted as irrecoverable (missing, presumed dead) would turn up again, maybe one person is counted more than once. Wounded or more commonly sick persons can be sick more than once and would be casualties more than once. (You can find about 20 million casualties of all standard categories in the USSR depending on the sources, out of 36 million served. many people did seek medical attention or where taken out of action at one point, hence they are listed as recoverable losses.) My understanding is that Germans didn't count sick people nor people who where lightly injured (please correct me if Im wrong) as wounded. Same as persons being wounded and died at hospital didn't count as 'killed'. (Again correct me if im wrong this is my understanding of germans counting losses during the war, if you want to I'll grant a source I just don't have time to look for it atm. I know alot more about the USSR than I know of the Germans. ) TLr My understanding of very high rates of 'wounded' from the soviets is because of differences of methods of counting and primarily that the ussr didn't specifically count "wounded in battle" differently from "temporarily out of action". In: The Library |
Thread: 100mm BS-3 AT Gun12 Mar 2015, 11:26 AM
Personally, I'd find the big red "delete" button and delete the Soviets out of the game and then start of scratch, giving them actually good basic infantry (conscripts in 1943-44 is an insult), getting rid of the cheese (get that M3 out of my sight!), giving them effective AT, actual good lategame tanks (though ones which would come out later that German ones) and the ability to have non-doctrinal tube artillery (the only faction which would be able to) +1 The soviet faction is weird as hell and basically made from the narrative of the campaign and just recycled into multiplayer. Hence half of it is from 1941-42 and the rest from 1944-45. In: COH2 Gameplay |
Thread: WW2 Daily Pic11 Mar 2015, 17:31 PM
Yes the soviets had AT-dogs. The how, when and how much is quite disputed, there is some mentioned by known historians but that doesn't really mean anything. Some sources claim total failure, other claim some success. Frankly it just is a really good story and no matter the outcome it isn't that historically imporant. Or the subject would have been studied further. In: The Library |
Thread: COH2 sold 4 million units in 201411 Mar 2015, 17:23 PM
The joke is that all all points in their lives, both CoH games have always had larger numbers of people playing the campaigns and stomping comps than playing competitive multiplayer. Always. You mean like every strategy game except SC? In: Lobby |
Thread: General World War 2 Discussion Thread10 Mar 2015, 20:31 PM
Аll this talk of archives, here are two links to ЦАМО (Central Archive of the Ministry of Defence.), just for fun and for relatives but it can be interesting, and a good way to find some source material. List people listed as losses Search for awards and geographic maps. Hopefully we will see an easing up of things in the years to come. And with stuff that is in regards to certain personal data you need to be that person or a relative or can prove you represent the family, or the person has been deceased for a while. You can also make your/your fathers/grandfather/whatevers records public, should you wish to. However as always political changes and regarding who you are, why you need the information etc makes a big change. ( US residence like Col. Glantz might have more issues than a Swedish historian for instance.) Being a citizen of Russia opens a tonne of doors. But if you aren't clear that you are doing research for an historian they might not approve it the next time around. And different documents held might be controlled not by the archive but by like the head of administration of the general staff. So who that person is at the time will affect how lucky you are. (No there is no risk of nepotism ) In: The Library |
Thread: General World War 2 Discussion Thread10 Mar 2015, 09:13 AM
IMO, the Soviet claims of enemy force strength & destruction in operations are usually worthless and not even close to the actual numbers. The Wehr reporting system in operations usually closer to the mark, but still with discrepancies. Agreed with most, but this is the wierd part. Well what claims? The ones made by Krasnaya Zvesda are often very poor, just like all countries propaganda during the war is very inaccurate. (Which is why I cringe whenever someone on the interwebs quotes wartime publications.) I think all claims of destruction of enemies are way way off. I remember reading about a regiment of IL2s that reported "An entire german armoured division destroyed by massive bombardment". Whilst the German commander reported "Strafed by enemy aircraft, (a few number cant remember like 3-4) needed light repairs, division keept advancing." The Germans often destroyed well over 100% of Russian tanks knocked out, like 267 reported armour kills with against a formation with a maximum strength of 190. The Germans pull back with some losses and the Russians keep advancing. We often see that in all wartime reporting, enemies are annihilated, but none tells the enemy that so they just keep moving forward. I find the only close to reliable numbers to find is looking at own losses. People are often more correct with regards to "I lost x number of men in the following categories" than they are anticipating the losses for the enemy. But ofc there are problems there aswell. Talking about armour there are many different ways of counting for the different sides. Like a tank thats knocked and rebuilt at the factory would in Germany be listed as: Sent for repairs. In the USSR it would be listed as a entire new tank, and be included in the factories numbers of tanks produced. (Looking at monthly produced tanks for like ChTZ and compare it to how long after a certain battle it was is an interesting project.) No side is better and to be frank, Wehr did have a very, hrm, interesting way of marking up their own losses. In: The Library |
Thread: General World War 2 Discussion Thread9 Mar 2015, 22:57 PM
Hehe, "today" that text was written in 1997 man, archives open (and close, and open, and close.....) but history moves forward. (and you should give a source, german here and Russian here ) But yes your point is in essence you are very much correct. It is incredibly hard, if not impossible to say for sure how many Axis soldiers died in captivity. People starving, getting shot whilst surrendering, going missing and later written off as captured or what have you. I think the only thing we can say from archives is that the GUPVI did take in X number of people and returned X - y, does the numbers really matter? the stories from the returning people kinda gives us a picture they where not treated alright. How many did surrender, especially in 1945, but where killed by starvation, disease or getting straight up shot I don't think we'll ever know. So why argue for numbers? Millions died, if it is 1,5 - 2 - 4 or 20, does it matter? We simply cannot comprehend with our minds who fucking awful that is. Imagine 10 people in a field, usually works. Now 20, getting trickier. Now 100, you need to have been in a lot of crowds. 1000? 10 000? 100 000? There comes a point I think where we just can't grasp the concept anymore. In: The Library |
Thread: War Spoils update from Relic5 Mar 2015, 09:20 AM
I don't think people who haven't had to deal with the general public in a professional setting (service jobs, call-centers, retail etc.) can really appreciate how much it strains your mind. It is hard work and about 100% of people are assholes, and many of them let that show when they are consumer. In: Lobby |
Thread: Post WW2 and Modern Warfare Pics4 Mar 2015, 16:51 PM
In a spirit of the name of this thread, here are WW2 weapons in Modern Warfare. Credit to googeling a for 4 minutes. Warfare anno 21st century. Separatist in eastern Ukraine with PPSH-41: Separatist with PTRD at the Donetsk Airport Ukrainian national guard with PTRD, apparently up some tower in a mine either at Peski or otherwise close to Donetsk Airport: Separatist with M1910 Maxim machinegun. #MaximOP And finally Mosin-Nagant 1931 with PU scope. (Post M3 scout car patch) In: The Library |
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