Fellow Kaleun's...thoughts?

A Very Super Market · 01-28-09, 07:31 PM

Modern warfare is unrelenting and cruel by it's very nature. Firebombing, sieges, blockades, deportment, military government. War is always full of tragedies, and the Lusitania is just one of many. Remember that it's a game and you aren't killing innocent people, and don't try and make others guilty about it.

Lafferty · 01-28-09, 08:00 PM

I heard about the ammunation on board the Lusitania, but can't remember hearing about the Gustloff

Brag · 01-28-09, 08:19 PM

Kapt Hutler.
Welcome aboard! Interesting article. I agree with most comments of this thread--thanks for bringing up this article.

Kapt. Hütler · 01-29-09, 09:56 AM

My pleasure.

"Die Tat ist alles" - Großadmiral Alfred von Tirpitz

Kapt Z · 01-29-09, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

Modern warfare is unrelenting and cruel by it's very nature. Firebombing, sieges, blockades, deportment, military government. War is always full of tragedies, and the Lusitania is just one of many. Remember that it's a game and you aren't killing innocent people, and don't try and make others guilty about it.

I agree. It was a tragedy, but she was a British vessel, flying the British flag, in a war zone.... I can't fault the u-boat commander for taking the shot. I would have.

Calling him a murderer is no different than charging the USAAF or the RAF for the carpet bombings of German cities with the same offense.

GoldenRivet · 01-29-09, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Kapt Z

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Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

Modern warfare is unrelenting and cruel by it's very nature. Firebombing, sieges, blockades, deportment, military government. War is always full of tragedies, and the Lusitania is just one of many. Remember that it's a game and you aren't killing innocent people, and don't try and make others guilty about it.

I agree. It was a tragedy, but she was a British vessel, flying the British flag, in a war zone.... I can't fault the u-boat commander for taking the shot. I would have.

Calling him a murderer is no different than charging the USAAF or the RAF for the carpet bombings of German cities with the same offense.

correct.

perhaps one day mankind as a whole will understand that the way to settle our differences should not involve armed conflict.

unfortunately... if that ever happens it will be far into the future.

Thomen · 01-29-09, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Kapt Z

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Originally Posted by A Very Super Market

Modern warfare is unrelenting and cruel by it's very nature. Firebombing, sieges, blockades, deportment, military government. War is always full of tragedies, and the Lusitania is just one of many. Remember that it's a game and you aren't killing innocent people, and don't try and make others guilty about it.

I agree. It was a tragedy, but she was a British vessel, flying the British flag, in a war zone.... I can't fault the u-boat commander for taking the shot. I would have.

Calling him a murderer is no different than charging the USAAF or the RAF for the carpet bombings of German cities with the same offense.

correct.

perhaps one day mankind as a whole will understand that the way to settle our differences should not involve armed conflict.

unfortunately... if that ever happens it will be far into the future.

Good ol' Wargasm comes to mind.. where conflicts were fought in the WWWW.. World Wide War Web.. or something like that.

coronas · 01-30-09, 06:48 AM

Another mistery solved.
Good work Kapt. Hütler...and wellcome!

01-28-09, 07:31 PM	#1
A Very Super Market The Old Man Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Deep in the Wild Canadian suburbs. Posts: 1,468 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Modern warfare is unrelenting and cruel by it's very nature. Firebombing, sieges, blockades, deportment, military government. War is always full of tragedies, and the Lusitania is just one of many. Remember that it's a game and you aren't killing innocent people, and don't try and make others guilty about it. __________________ The entire German garrison of Vanviken, right here in your thread!

01-28-09, 08:19 PM	#3
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coronas Ace of the Deep Join Date: May 2005 Location: Asturias, España Posts: 1,168 Downloads: 39 Uploads: 0	Another mistery solved. Good work Kapt. Hütler...and wellcome! __________________

01-28-09, 08:00 PM	#2
Lafferty Officer Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Hot Springs Arkansas Posts: 245 Downloads: 51 Uploads: 0	I heard about the ammunation on board the Lusitania, but can't remember hearing about the Gustloff

01-29-09, 09:56 AM	#4
Kapt. Hütler Nub Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Woods Hole, Massachusetts Posts: 3 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	My pleasure. "Die Tat ist alles" - Großadmiral Alfred von Tirpitz