I still have more than ten ladies dancing to choose till the single partridge in the pear tree.
That would be Wolf, as in:—Hi Allen, no worries thought the Wulf was wolf in German
I have a sneaking suspicion that “Huskie” here refers to Eskimos (or Inuit, the more PC term in the USA), since “Husky” is originally a shortened form of “Huskimo” that these people were often called in English way back when. American military helicopters are almost invariably named after Native American peoples, and I’d be surprised if the HH-43 was named after the dog that was named after the people, rather than after the people directly. However, the rules say must be an animal link, not that the subject must have an animal’s name …There is a strong possibility it might be the Kaman HH-43 Huskie because of its oddity and being a helicopter. The spelling of Huskie might throw it off.
Are you seriously saying you can’t link a StuG to an animal? Not even this variant?
Paul, not only was the mosquito a glitch, their He117 was half bird half lion...Greif or Griffin.
Cheers,
Richard
What's that Jakko? The caption is too small to read.That would be Wolf, as in:—
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I have a sneaking suspicion that “Huskie” here refers to Eskimos (or Inuit, the more PC term in the USA), since “Husky” is originally a shortened form of “Huskimo” that these people were often called in English way back when. American military helicopters are almost invariably named after Native American peoples, and I’d be surprised if the HH-43 was named after the dog that was named after the people, rather than after the people directly. However, the rules say must be an animal link, not that the subject must have an animal’s name …
Are you seriously saying you can’t link a StuG to an animal? Not even this variant?
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