RatPak

Ambush is quite nasty at times. When I first played it my squad were killed very quickly, and then papa bear informed me that I had to find my own way out. Sure enough tanks came rolling up the hill from the village and kept firing at me until I was dead. I hated it at first but over time I managed to keep my squad alive and finally retreat to the chopper on the beach. Damn annoying

Is this CO1 Convoy mission in the single player mission category where your convoy is ambushed, so you have to recover and head back to the village where you have to hold out against soviet tanks and mechanized infantry? If so, beating those bloody tanks that surround the village is impossible!

religion sets morals. everyone turns to faith some point in thier life. you may not know it but you do

There was no EU back then.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Yes- Ratpak i think you are somewhat right.... Bush is a torn leader, he wanted (and still does) to be a little more isolationist but the September attacks forced him out of that and made apparent the necessity of continued intervention in world events. If the US doesnt intervene in the world (or half-heartedly as in the Clinton years) ,then sooner or later the world will intervene in the US So i think Bushs foreign policy will be a bit more (interventionist) like Clintons than Bush is really comfortable with for a while to come yet. <span id='postcolor'> That's right. Even though I live in europe, the world does need US intervention, and most of us over here can see that. One world superpower has fallen out of the ring leaving one standing, but if that pillar falls if think we would be in trouble. This may be delving too deep into politics, but so far US intervention has certainly cooled off dangerous hotspots in the world. We do appreciate you guys being around y'know!

A euro army? I heard and read about it but it seems a bit of long shot. Some euro countries dont get on well with each other (more often than not) unofficially, and what with right-wing extreamism increase in Europe and all that...

Britain did not need re-building after WW2. It only needed to take on the economic solutions from the plan, because a good deal of Europe with whom it had some trade agreements with collapsed. The Marshall plan helped boost the European economy as well as rebuild split Germany and westernn europe, especially because pretty much the US and western Europe did not want communism from the east spreading over to the west.

I doubt it

Hopefully it is just an illness and not bio-weapons

Ah, right

Yeah, that's what the problem is. The media will get through it pretty quickly so we hopefully should get the reall account soon, if we're lucky

Yeah, that's what the problem is. The media will get through it pretty quickly so we hopefully should get the reall account soon, if we're lucky

Yeah, that's what I feared. I reckon our guys found something. If those Afghans are meddling with bio weapons then soemthing needs to be done about it.

Yeah, that's what I feared. I reckon our guys found something. If those Afghans are meddling with bio weapons then soemthing needs to be done about it.

it would be amusing to see what it would be like.