Originally posted by: chambersc
lol...because they got shot in the face
Originally posted by: Qianglong
it takes more courage to retreat than advance..;
Originally posted by: LeadMagnet
Originally posted by: Qianglong
it takes more courage to retreat than advance..;
Because your own army would shoot you
Like the sceen in Enemy at the Gates during the battle for Stalingrad
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: LeadMagnet
Originally posted by: Qianglong
it takes more courage to retreat than advance..;
Because your own army would shoot you
Like the sceen in Enemy at the Gates during the battle for Stalingrad
Russians shotting Russians in HD was hot....
Originally posted by: Qianglong
it takes more courage to retreat than advance...
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Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: LeadMagnet
Originally posted by: Qianglong
it takes more courage to retreat than advance..;
Because your own army would shoot you
Like the sceen in Enemy at the Gates during the battle for Stalingrad
Russians shotting Russians in HD was hot....
That the Soviet regime was almost as unforgiving towards its own soldiers as towards the enemy is demonstrated by the total figure of 13,500 executions, both summary and judicial, during the battle of Stalingrand. This included all crimes classed by the commissars as 'extraordinary events', from retreating without orders to self-inflicted wounds, desertion, crossing over to the enemy, corruption and anti-Soviet activities. Red Army soldiers were also deemed guilty if they failed to shoot immediately at any comrades seen trying to desert or to surrender to the enemy. On one occasion in late September, when a group of Soviet soldiers surrendered, German tanks advanced rapidly to protect them from fire directed at them from their own lines.
Originally posted by: Gibsons
From a pretty good book :
That the Soviet regime was almost as unformgiving towards its own soldiers as towards the enemy is demonstrated by the total figure of 13,500 executions, both summary and judicial, during the battle of Stalingrand. This included all crimes classed by the commissars as 'extraordinary events', from retreating without orders to self-inflicted wounds, desertion, crossing over to the enemy, corruption andanti-Soviet activities. Red Army soldiers were also deemed guilty if they failed to shoot immdiately at any comrades seen trying to desert or to surreneder to the enemy. On one occasion in late September, when a group of Soviet soldiers surrendered, German tanks advanced rapidly to protect them from fire directed at them from their own lines.[/b/
Originally posted by: eits
in joseph stalin soviet mother of all russia, the arizona cardinals pwn you.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: LeadMagnet
Originally posted by: Qianglong
it takes more courage to retreat than advance..;
Because your own army would shoot you
Like the sceen in Enemy at the Gates during the battle for Stalingrad
Russians shotting Russians in HD was hot....
hot russians
Originally posted by: nkgreen
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: LeadMagnet
Originally posted by: Qianglong
it takes more courage to retreat than advance..;
Because your own army would shoot you
Like the sceen in Enemy at the Gates during the battle for Stalingrad
Russians shotting Russians in HD was hot....
hot russians
I'm defecting.