In Which Navy Would You Have Served?

[Devsdoc]

I think Russian, its navy was big and if it lost a ship just build a new one. The sea life of a Russian ship was short around 10 years, but they built ships like Ford builds cars. So lose a ship! Use the same model just give it a new name.
Rory

[7eat51]

I think Russian, its navy was big and if it lost a ship just build a new one. The sea life of a Russian ship was short around 10 years, but they built ships like Ford builds cars. So lose a ship! Use the same model just give it a new name.
Rory

In case you are unaware, there is a game coming out on the Russian fleet. It is part of the Flying Colors series:
http://www.gmtgames.com/p-427-blue-c...te-ensign.aspx

[Gunner]

In case you are unaware, there is a game coming out on the Russian fleet. It is part of the Flying Colors series:
http://www.gmtgames.com/p-427-blue-c...te-ensign.aspx

The Imperial Fleets against the Turks and Swedes:cool:. Gotta have it, if only for the scenarios.

Thanks for the heads up Eric.

[Gunner]

In case you are unaware, there is a game coming out on the Russian fleet. It is part of the Flying Colors series:
http://www.gmtgames.com/p-427-blue-c...te-ensign.aspx

In case anyone else likes this game, GMT Games needs 500 orders before it's produced. Right now it stands at 382 + mine = 383.

[Cmmdre]

In case you are unaware, there is a game coming out on the Russian fleet. It is part of the Flying Colors series:
http://www.gmtgames.com/p-427-blue-c...te-ensign.aspx

Thank you for the link Eric. Looks like an interesting scenario based game.

[GreenLaborMike]

If the Hungarians had a navy (and not just a pleasure boat on Lake Balaton), then I'd probably serve on it. But otherwise it's the US for me.