Escale to Siwa Oasis !
Après moults péripéties, nous sommes fièrs de vous presenter notre nouveau dossier Real-Et : Siwa Oasis !
Replongez dans l'histoire de la Seconde Guerre entre l'Afrikakorps et les Britanniques, les vastes étendues de sable, les oasis, les commandos du désert, les inspirations des designers de la map... en 9 pages illustrées de nombreuses photos.
Bon voyage !
Accès au dossier Oasis
The truth about Würzburg-Radar !
The Radar file is Online!
Discover through the many photographs, and the texts of professor Gorobei, historical realities that the chart Wurzburg Radar contains.
We will plunge you in the battle of England in 1940, and the horror of Blitz; at the time of the first stammerings of the radar and races for its evolutions, leading raids of commandos to steal last technologies at the enemy!
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Access to the file Radar
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Welcome to WWW.REAL-ET.COM!
Forged in the furnaces of Yepteam, this site is an attempt to trace the link between the game of Enemy Territory and the Second World War, and to reveal the historic reality (which inspired Splash Damage) behind the scenarios played out in the game. Here you will find richly illustrated dossiers presented from an objective historical viewpoint.
The site will be permanently under construction; at the moment you can find a dossier on Railgun and its relationship with the taking of Sebastopol, in Crimea (Summer of 1941).
To come in october : Radar and Operation Biting, at Bruneval (28th February 1942).
Welcome to WWW.REAL-ET.COM!
Forged in the furnaces of Yepteam, this site is an attempt to trace the link between the game of Enemy Territory and the Second World War, and to reveal the historic reality (which inspired Splash Damage) behind the scenarios played out in the game. Here you will find richly illustrated dossiers presented from an objective historical viewpoint.
The site will be permanently under construction; at the moment you can find a dossier on Railgun and its relationship with the taking of Sebastopol, in Crimea (Summer of 1941).
To come in october : Radar and Operation Biting, at Bruneval (28th February 1942).
