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So here is what I've added :
4 US "light" cruisers (Brooklyn and Cleveland classes ships technically fit the name, but they certainly can give a run for their money to heavy cruisers!
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3 Cleveland class and a Brooklyn class. I certainly took profit of last month's specials, thank you.
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2 IJN light cruisers, Jintsu & Agano. 15 years of naval evolution between these types...
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this allows me to have 2 1943 US Crudivs
"Pug" Ainsworth's
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And "Tip" Merrill's
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Pics are a bit smallish - the host provides a free service, but it has its limitations. You'll find bigger ones there :
http://foxbatminisite.e-monsite.com/pag ... lomon.html
As well as a few more ramblings. Cheers!
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