Well for me its was a smooth Christmas season...my Mother get very sick, at the moment and all the atentions its to her...so must of the Christmas season "it was his passing by"...
The family "feeling" its like "we are together"and we "work hard" to keep this feeling all the year...and in the Christmas season too, so with bad cir****ances or with out them we try to keep "hight moral" in the "barracks" beter days will come for sure! ;)

WOW,what a fantastic pressie BBW,that should keep you busy for quite a while:up:I'm green with envy:oops:;)

Nice (the model I mean) http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...s/thumbsup.gif

There's quite an interesting story about that....but I wouldn't want to dampen your xmas http://imgcash3.imageshack.us/img412...uplargeon1.gif

I dont think any other game community has the same amount of people amongst them, that actually read books (and have real life interest & knowledge) that connects them directly to their favourite games! :up::up::up: Excellent collection of litterature, folks! *I wish my collection were just as big..*
PS: Nice model, BBW! :up:

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I recieved and have already read Iron Coffins by Herbert Werner, a really enjoyable read, not only portraying the submarine conflict, but a general overview of the war from one man's perspective. Thoroughly enjoyed the book, and I'm hungry for more.

Any recommondations for another book or two to add to my shelf? I already have Bucheim's Das Boot, but that's it.

Would highly recommend the Clay Blair Books posted above. In my opinion they are the bible when it come comes to the U-boat war.
You might want to look at this link.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss...+BOOKS&x=0&y=0

I just typed in U-Boat Books into the amazon search engine.

Nice collection Mr Chris, but I should thank you the most for opening my eyes to those two juicy books by Clay Blair. Wasn't aware they existed, but today they sit here within a few feet. Lovely reading!

Cheers
Paul

Glad to have help.
Enjoy reading them so much information in them.:up:

War of the U-Boats by "Bernard" - sounds like a worrying read there!:roll: