54%, Which is about what I expected. I've never wanted to be a soldier, especially a leader, and I try to avoid games in which I have to command.

95% it was for me, or was it 97% - I already forgot it again. Does it mean anything? :)

It is not a question of whether you can lead, but whether people will follow.

Being a leader is easy... getting people to follow is the hard part. :03:

Not if you drop those who don't. :D

:woot:

Wow my connection is amazing to nite got dropped off in the middle. It says that it saves your progress.

I got 62% fair enough I suppose. I thought some of the choices where vague though to be honest. I thought a few times I might do that but are they going to do it the way I would have it done.

Of course being able to lead and being able to lead when real death is around the corner and real lives are in your hand vs a game two different things. a person could ace this and utterly freeze up in combat or bomb this and do well.

I a real situation you can only do your best.

In not being familiarized with British military SOP of that era, I found no reason to even give it a go.

Neither did anyone else that tried it.

Remind me not to enlist in your army cometh the revolution :)

Exactly. If it were up to me,. I'd wait for the Americans, we need the extra troops.

yes, plus

extra troops=extra cannon fodder

I've spent my whole life making the wrong decisions. Why should I change now? :dead:

Yeah, but they only have so many cannons :arrgh!:

And we have air power.:yeah:

Check the faq: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/arti...e-episode-faqs

Well, sometimes you don't have the time to wait two to three years. :O:

Actually...