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#541

Correct! Your turn! :smiley:

#542

In 1942, Japan commenced building the world’s biggest submarines.
Specs please?

#543

Series: I-400
Length: 400 ft
Water Displacement: 3,530 tons
Max Depth: 325 ft
Range: 37,500 mi
Cargo: 3 Seaplane Bombers
Purpose: Destroy Pacific exit of the Panama Canal
Total Built: 3
Fate: Destroyed by Americans in 1946

#544

Correct-your turn.

#545

Tell me a little about the Wannsee Conference

#546

The Wansee Conference, held in January 1942, was intended to clarify the mechanics of The Final Solution.

#547

The Wansee Conference, held in January 1942, was intended to clarify the mechanics of The Final Solution.[/quote]

Yes. Your turn.

#548

What was this posters title?

#549

After a day or so of research, I can’t find anything :shock: Maybe Dani or Clauss can help me out over here! :lol:

#550

Hint:It protrays a Jew :wink:

#551

If it portrays a Jew, I’m guessing it’s German. But I don’t know. You might as well give it away I suppose. :frowning: I’m stuck.

#552

An anti-Semitic Poster for the Nazi exhibition, the [b]Wandering Jew /b.

#553

Please post another quiz. :slight_smile:

#554

What was the rate of friendly fire casualties in the US army at WWII?

#555

Off the top of my head, less than 2% of total casualties. Allow me more time for better research :slight_smile:

#556

Off the top of my head, less than 2% of total casualties. Allow me more time for better research :)[/quote]

No problem.

#557

I don’t know! :shock:

#558

No problem-it wasn’t an easy one anyway.

So here it is:
According to
THE Michael Eugene Mullen AMERICAN FRIENDLY-FIRE NOTEBOOK,
(Established by The American War Library 11 November 1996),
friendly fire casualties (both fatal and non-fatal) based on historic War Dept, Dept of the Navy and Dept of Defense casualty reports detailing various battle reports in WWII were…
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21%!!!

#559

No problem-it wasn’t an easy one anyway.

So here it is:
According to
THE Michael Eugene Mullen AMERICAN FRIENDLY-FIRE NOTEBOOK,
(Established by The American War Library 11 November 1996),
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21%!!![/quote]

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

That’s alot of men! :cry:

I’m gonna ask an easy question because we need one for a change :wink:
Anyway, this’ll be a breeze for you I’m sure. So here it is.

Question: In what country is the grave of General Patton?

#560

Sorry for the late reply.
I think he died in a hospital in France after a car accident.