Type 36 DD
 

Actuly the Type 36 DD entered service before 39. The "36" represents the year of commission.

Yeah right....i´ll try it again when i´m back from work... :damn:

True
The ship in GWX is the type 36A

Apparently not. According to this site, the first Typed 36 was commissioned in August 1938:
http://www.german-navy.de/kriegsmari...936/index.html
http://www.german-navy.de/kriegsmari...36a/index.html
http://www.german-navy.de/kriegsmari...mob/index.html

Right you are sir! :up:

Oh, btw, JScones, is there any source for info on how many DB3´s Finns had during WWII? All I´ve come across is that we captured 4 during the Winter War.

He, He, Ha, Ha.
Yes. http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/6698/rtfmkz5.gif
For a long time I suggested to attach DF antenna rotation to rotation of a second arrow of stop watch, but guys as always have kept silent...
But one rot. in a second, it's too slowly ..., but it is possible to accelerate.

Finland and World war 2....A brief history


This Northern European country won its independence from Russia in 1917.
The USSR invaded it in November 1939 and touched off the brief Russo-Finnish War. Finland surrendered in March 1940, but would declare war on the USSR again after the Germans invaded Russia in June 1941.
In November 1941, Britain gave Finland this ultimatum: halt all offensive operations against the USSR or face a war with the Allies.
4th September 1944 Fighting ends between Finland and USSR.....20th September Finland and USSR Sign peace treaty.
1st October 1944 Finnish Army attacks Germans
3rd March 1945, Finland declared war on Germany. Finland lost nearly 80,000 men and women in the war.

That´s the first time I heard that Finland surrendered... few veterans would have something to say about that. :D

Peace treaty my friend. :up:

Yes there is - BBW picked it up and has the link. I can't find it atm.

But according to another source they had 11.

...found it... http://www.sci.fi/~ambush/faf/fafincolor.html It too says 11.

Thanks! :up:

I totally agree with you Dowly. Finland lost the Winter War against the USSR but never surrendered. They did sign a peace treaty that was very harsh on Finland but at least the country managed to stay 'partially independant' (as the Soviets had 'opinions' in foreign policy until 1990s) and without soviet occupation troops.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_War

Hi there,
kindly asking for help.My deck gun is not functional after GWX installation.I place three men there and I got "no more ammunition" message even both guns are full according to the ammunition screen.Flak gun is OK.It's weird.I've also re-installed the game with 1.4b patch + GWX + GWX 1.2 patch and it's still the same.Do you know what's the reason,please?Thanks a lot.

Have you tried clicking on the shell/ammo graphic in the bottom right of the deck gun screen? By default the gun is not loaded, you must manually load it.:up:

:D My God,I would say.....this is enormous - pervers - genius and logical in one!Still discovering those great features of GWX - THANKS A LOT PAL!!!!!!Now they can expect my HELL FIRE again.Thank you again.

At the beginning of February 1940 the Finns made practical moves for the termination of the war in Finland. We learned through the Swedish Government that the Finnish Government desired to ascertain our terms upon which the war could be brought to a close. Before deciding this question, we approached the People's Democratic Government of Finland* for their opinion on this question. The People's Government expressed the view that in order to put an end to the bloodshed and to alleviate the condition of the people of Finland the proposal to terminate the war should be welcomed.

In the Ladogakarelian front Finns stopped all the Soviet attacks and thus the frontline held as it was. Overall orders were to keep all the ground possible, no matter the cost. Due to the ongoing peace negotiations, it was imperative to keep as much credibility as possible so that the peace would be a negotiated one, not a total surrender but still a surrender under the boot of an overwhelming enemy.