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Originally posted by Zaphod58
You have to look at the ways they supply the bases.
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
Originally posted by Graham
I remember reading a few years ago that 250,000 German soldiers at the end of ww2 were un accounted for (excluding pow's,mia,kia etc) supposidly they were transported to antartica at the end of 45 to beef up the defences at the antartic base, i'll try and dig a link up for it again
Graham
let us just assume for one second that 250K nazi personel were shipped to a secret antarctic base " somewhere "
please indulge me in a little logistial exercise
1 transport - please lay out a coherent plan to actually ship 250k personel from occupied europe to antarctica .
2 supplies - how much supplies - in tons does a 250 thousad man force consume / day ? include all classes of suply .
the ckaim of 250k unaccounted for - is erroneous . and the premise that they could be shipped to the antarctic frankly laughable
Originally posted by MastaG
OK, here's some more for you all. Ehm, I really need to apologize for a little mix-up about the carrier which was destroyed... Actually it was a DESTROYER not an aircraft carrier, I'm a little weak in naval terminology, so I asked a friend of mine (Google.com ) and found out that these are two different things that are not to be mistaken for each other... I'll edit that word, forgive me for the inconvenience caused by the mixup.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
Because it doesn't exist.
two of them were wiped out by some unseen rays coming from these saucers. During the fight, I was on the deck of the Casablanca, and I was very confused – these objects [saucers] did not give off sound; they constantly spat deadly ‘fire’ at our ships. Suddenly, destroyer “Murdoc”, about 120 feet from us, was set aflame and started to sink
Originally posted by Zaphod58
And your explanation that no USS Murdoc, Murdock, Murdoch, or Murdok ever graced the rolls of the US Navy? Keep in mind now that it would have served in the war so there would have been combat records, there were survivors, and there was a HUGE task force that would have seen it.