Is Rafale dead?

"Hobo" wrote in message
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nemo wrote:

Eh, *******, where were you at that time? At least we had the ball to
start war with Nazi Germany, while US companies were taking profit on
it, even on Nazis companies....
And don't say we did nothing. THose who losed thier life at that time
died in company with a lot of Brits, Poles...
And at the time Nazis entered PAris, may I remind you that Soviets
entered Baltic States.
SO, WHERE WERE YOU, STUPID CHICKENS?

The French were obligated by treaty to attack Germany two weeks after a
German attack on Poland. You never attacked Germany at all and simply
waited for them to attack you and then fought poorly and briefly.

You could include Britain in that sentence as well, I think. Or are you just
on an anti-French rant?

Nick

And I must underline that in 1918 the US came in the front line with no
more than 6 divisions... when France was having more than 240...
So the support ...

On Thu, 08 Jan 2004 10:13:55 +0100, nemo l'ancien wrote:

And I must underline that in 1918 the US came in the front line with no
more than 6 divisions... when France was having more than 240...
So the support ...

Of course the French troops were in the midst of a mutiny, and
desertion rates were extremely high.

Al Minyard

Still haven't bought a brain,Minyard?



"Alan Minyard" a écrit dans le message de news:
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On Thu, 08 Jan 2004 10:13:55 +0100, nemo l'ancien
wrote:

And I must underline that in 1918 the US came in the front line with no
more than 6 divisions... when France was having more than 240...
So the support ...

Of course the French troops were in the midst of a mutiny, and
desertion rates were extremely high.

Al Minyard

Alan Minyard wrote :

And I must underline that in 1918 the US came in the front line
with no more than 6 divisions... when France was having more than
240... So the support ...

Of course the French troops were in the midst of a mutiny, and
desertion rates were extremely high.

Mega LOL !!!

On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 11:52:31 +0100, Skysurfer wrote:

Alan Minyard wrote :

And I must underline that in 1918 the US came in the front line
with no more than 6 divisions... when France was having more than
240... So the support ...

Of course the French troops were in the midst of a mutiny, and
desertion rates were extremely high.

Mega LOL !!!

You can laugh, but those are the facts.

Al Minyard

Alan Minyard wrote:
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 11:52:31 +0100, Skysurfer wrote:


Alan Minyard wrote :


And I must underline that in 1918 the US came in the front line
with no more than 6 divisions... when France was having more than
240... So the support ...

Of course the French troops were in the midst of a mutiny, and
desertion rates were extremely high.

Mega LOL !!!


You can laugh, but those are the facts.

Al Minyard
After four years of combat
How US deserted in a shorter time?

And mutinies as you are saying were finished more than a year before
So, go back to your book
You have no history and no brain...

On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 21:21:05 +0100, nemo l'ancien wrote:

Alan Minyard wrote:
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 11:52:31 +0100, Skysurfer wrote:


Alan Minyard wrote :


And I must underline that in 1918 the US came in the front line
with no more than 6 divisions... when France was having more than
240... So the support ...

Of course the French troops were in the midst of a mutiny, and
desertion rates were extremely high.

Mega LOL !!!


You can laugh, but those are the facts.

Al Minyard
After four years of combat
How US deserted in a shorter time?

And mutinies as you are saying were finished more than a year before
So, go back to your book
You have no history and no brain...

Idiot

PLONK

Al Minyard