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After silent detection of the site for quite a long time and deciding that it is by far the most brilliantly targeted community for all naval warfare sims, i am glad to join.
I am from Greece (the county that first operated a sub in war EVER), I ejoy daily silent hunter III and Dangerous Waters! The second is also my Occupation, I am an officer of the Greek Navy. I also participate to the biggest Greek subsim community www.greekopforces.gr Thank you for having me on board.

Great...drinks are on Harpoon, guys!:()1:

Welcome.

Yasu, Harpoon! Welcome to Subsim.

Hello and welcome to Subsim !

welcome

Ahoy Harpoon!
Good hunting!

Welcome aboard mate ... :up:

Awefully big sig for a bilge rat LOL.:lol:

That is a nice resume. The only Navy experience I have is a cruise in a Brig. :|\\

Bravo Filo mou

Lykosanthros

So, what can you tell us about the type 214 AIP boats in the Greek Navy??

Or is that "Verboten"

Wulfmann

Welcome aboard Kaleun harpoon http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...ies/pirate.gif

You should contact Melnibonian on this site, he is one of your countrymen http://www.psionguild.org/forums/ima...s/thumbsup.gif

Another new member! :huh:

Is Neal on a recruiting drive by giving away free bottles of champagne?


Welcome. :up:

Klotzen nicht kleckern!

Welcome aboard

Wulfmann, that was a mean joke. ;)

Harpoon, welcome!

Z.

My German is quite good...but this puzzles me. :rotfl:
I know klotzen is something like rude...and kleckern, well I have no idea really lol.

Welcome aboard, Kaleu harpoon! :ahoy:

I hope you will have as much fun here as I have had as a recent recruit into the community. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time in the U-bootwaffe here.

You've made an excellent choice by getting to know this group. :up:

Welcome aboard harpoon.:up:

I'm sorry, I thought this one would need no translation in WW2 circles. It was the sentence that Guderian is supposed to have coined and it is hard to translate directly but what he meant was "always attack in big strength". Has nothing to do with kotzen (puke) btw.