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Post by 575 on Nov 19, 2022 9:00:39 GMT
Some time ago I had a sweep of the Bronze Age mainly resultant from the news of Battle of Tollense - found a lot of stuff here but be aware that You have to sort it out as its a jumble of all kinds of academic papers though once You start looking up in there it will return regularly with proposals of further reading. The free edition have been sufficient for me though You may through payment get access to better search and reading results. Also You have to sort out stuff yourself as its academic papers not somebody's assessment of this or that but the various opinions and theories stored - helped my realize that a lot of History and Archeology is being discussed that we all like a new angle upon or new summary but the academicians aren't just ready for such yet. Some of it however have found a way into mainstream knowledge like new TV-series in Danish and Swedish television series on History and pre-History but also to be found in more popularized form in various magazines. Be prepared for using quite some time here if You dare or want!
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Post by simon darkshade on Mar 31, 2023 12:40:15 GMT
US Lend Lease to Britain
Goods Transferred
Munitions
Ordnance: $1,291,672,000
Ammunition: $2,652,458,000
Aircraft: $4,967,466,000
Aircraft Engines, parts, etc: $2,543,882,000
Tanks and parts: $3,542,997,000
Motor vehicles and parts: $2,074,751,000
Watercraft: $3,618,336,000
Petroleum Products: $2,184,730,000
Industrial materials and products
Machinery: $2,180,020,000
Metals: $2,069,780,000
Miscellaneous materials and manufactures: $4,407,914,000
Agricultural Products
Foods: $5,094,724,000
Other agricultural products: $811,742,000
Total Transfers: $37,440,472,000
Services Rendered
Rental of ships, etc: $3,268,092,000
Servicing, repair of ships, etc: $570,433,000
Production facilities in USA: $634,210,000
Misc expenses: $107,572,000
Total Services: $4,580,307,000
Total Direct Aid: $42,020,779,000
British Lend Lease aircraft:
B-17: 162
B-24: 2140
B-25: 807
B-26: 510
B-34: 103
A-20: 455
Lockheed Hudson: 1007
Martin Baltimore: 1160
Vultee Vengeance: 1064
North American A-36 Apache: 1
P-39: 2701
P-40: 2799
P-47: 825
P-51: 2244
P-59: 1
P-63: 87
R-4: 52
R-6: 27
L-1: 20
L-5: 100
L-7: 19
C-43: 103
C-45: 416
C-47: 2035
C-54: 11
C-60: 47
C-61: 809
C-64: 18
C-87: 24
AT-6: 2775
AT-7: 5
AT-11: 1
AT-17: 189
AT-19: 497
PT-24: 200
PT-26: 1675
PT-27: 17
CG-4A: 740
Ammunition:
259,030,000 rounds of Cal .22LR
385,000,000 belts for Cal .30
2,602,725,000 rounds of Cal .30
1,328,781,000 rounds of Cal .303
499,000 rounds of Cal .32
5,000,000 rounds of Cal .38
686,678,000 rounds of Cal .45
694,285,000 rounds of Cal .50
5,450,000 .50 cartridge cases
546,237,000 rounds of 9mm Parabellum
110,226,000 rounds of 20mm
576,008 rounds of 60mm mortar ammo
265,834 rounds of 81mm mortar ammo
690,549 shotgun shells
15,008,650 rounds of 37mm
6,801,560 rounds of 40mm
4,180,165 rounds of 57mm
1,698,629 rounds of 3"
17,781,697 rounds of 75mm
1,094,450 rounds of 76mm
15,880 rounds of 90mm
587,902 rounds of 155mm gun
280,506 rounds of 6" gun
19,200 rounds of 8" gun
1,657,907 rounds of 75mm howitzer
4,342,700 rounds of 105mm howitzer
327,243 rounds of 155mm howitzer
3,317,771 rounds of 2" smoke
3,028,763 rounds of 3" mortar
2,095,992 23lb fragmentation bombs
1,000 100lb bombs
66,000 250lb bombs
658,628 500lb bombs
181,400 1000lb bombs
575 1600lb bombs
1,500 2000lb bombs
33,626 4000lb bombs
1,594 M46 Photoflash
26,084 Flares
2,353,790 20mm Hispano Suiza shells
3,166,862 assorted bombs or fuzes
2,815,463 grenades
560,204 mines
209,382 rockets
138,429 signals (?)
9,050,000ft of primer cord
823,107 percussion primer
583,475 miscellaneous empty shell cases
13,808 25pdr smoke rounds
162,600 25pdr HE rounds
60,000 6pdr practice rounds
2,934,576 2pdr rounds
6,900 Bangalore torpedoes
280,646 Trucks (104,430 jeeps)
19,578 Trailers
5,964 Semi-Trailers
808 Passenger Cars
28,509 Motorcycles
8,268 Bicycles
134 Tractors
9,437 Tool Sets
89 Maintenance Tool Sets
285,355 Tyres
181,193 Tubes
92,457 Batteries
1,143 Axles
600 Cabs
60 Assembly Carburetors
4,002 Assembly Engines
100 Hitches (Jeep)
40,652 Assorted Truck Wheels
19,460 machine gun barrels
53,009 bayonets (assorted)
14,666 2" bomb throwers
3,200 cleaning brushes for M2 carbines
25,362 M1/M2 carbines
3,050 Conversion Groups
255,202 Extractors
69,431 M2 .30 cal machine guns
648 M1917A1 .30 cal machine guns
5,604 fixed .30 cal machine guns
17,631 M1919A4/A6
190 Machine Brg., Cal. .40
47,257 .50 cal aircraft machine guns
5,233 .50 cal HB machine guns
12,810 .50 cal AA machine guns
5,236 Bren guns
651,086 .45 cal submachine guns
292 pistol holsters
4000 trench knives
2,116 rifle grenade launchers
2,127 2.36" rocket launchers
607 60mm mortars
555 81mm mortars
13,145 machine gun mounts
64,936 pistols
650,551 revolvers
3,142 projectors
47,400 .22 cal rifles
38,001 .30 cal M1 rifles
64,003 M1903 rifles
4 M1903 sniper rifles
119,000 M1917 Enfield rifles
204 BARs
38,424 Boys AT rifles
1,196,706 0.303 Lee Enfield rifles
268,097 bayonet scabbards
22,103 M2 20mm guns
22,608 Hispano Suiza 20mm guns
800 20mm Oerlikon AA guns
3743 37mm guns
15 2pdrs
2,834 40mm guns
4,242 57mm guns
170 75mm field guns
1351 75mm tank guns
103 76mm tank guns
20 3" AA guns
547 3.7" AA guns
192 25pdrs
802 75mm pack howitzers
6 4.5" rocket launchers
36 7.2" rocket launchers
54 M1917-1918 155mm guns
184 M1 155mm guns
17 8" guns
236 155mm howitzers
610 8" howitzers
28 240mm howitzers
Tanks:
36 M2A4 light tanks
5,532 M3 light tanks
1,391 M5 light tanks
420 Aero T9 light tanks
289 M24 light tanks
2,887 M3 Medium tanks
15,256 M4 medium tanks
1,335 M4 76mm gun medium tanks
593 M4 105mm howitzer medium tanks
6 T26 tanks
104 M31/32 Recovery Vehicles
10 M13 motor gun carriage
1,600 M14 motor gun carriage
2 ML6 multiple motor gun carriage
30 T48 57mm motor gun carriage
2 T70 76mm motor gun carriage
1,648 3" gun
832 M7 Priest 105mm
496 M8 light armoured cars
2,836 T17E1 medium armoured cars
30 heavy armoured cars
10 M2 half tracks
1,068 scout cars (Canadian type)
6,997 M3A1 scout cars
1,141 M29 light cargo carriers
1,930 M29C cargo carriers
700 10t load carriers
2 M3 half tracks
5,238 M5 half tracks
19,191 Universal Carriers
95 Motor Toboggans
648 Trailers
139,859 Adapters
1,724 Spare Cannon
38,160 Vehicle Engines
373,000 tank track links
117,269 pairs of Binoculars
11,180 compasses
5710 directors
11,259 quadrants
12,999 telescopes
22606 Packard Merlin aircraft engines
5646 Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines
1232 Wright aircraft engines
136 Allison aircraft engines
16 Curtiss aircraft engines
1123 Jacobs aircraft engines
20 Warner aircraft engines
466 Lycoming aircraft engines
2 Stinson aircraft engines
181 Continental aircraft engines
43,857 Propellers
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Post by simon darkshade on Mar 31, 2023 12:56:29 GMT
The data is from here www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USA/ref/LL-Ship/LL-Ship-7.html which is an official US WW2 source. It does contain this section in the 'Remarks': 'The figures for the British Empire include shipments for the home islands, for all the dominions (except Canada), and for all overseas possessions and colonies. Moreover, certain shipments were made to the United Kingdom for subsequent transfer to other countries, Such as Turkey, Poland, Norway, etc. These shipments have also been included in the figures for the British Empire.' |
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Post by lordroel on May 6, 2023 9:50:18 GMT
Here's the AH book "If the Allies had fallen: sixty alternate scenarios of World War II" by Harold Charles Deutsch and Dennis E. Showalter. You need an account there to lend it, but I think it pays off. (At least, if you don't know it already.) I have Rising Sun Victorious: Alternate Histories of the Pacific War by Peter G. Tsouras. Third Reich Victorious: Alternative Decisions of World War II by Peter G. Tsouras. Disaster at Stalingrad: An Alternate History by Peter G. Tsouras. Disaster at D-Day: The Germans Defeat the Allies, June 1944 by Peter G. Tsouras. |
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Post by Max Sinister on May 10, 2023 15:00:25 GMT
When I tried that link it came up with an error message
The link it was trying to make was
Possibly something else or less needed?
That's how the URL should look like. What happens if you enter that into your browser?
But yeah, it's impressive how many AH books they have: Robert Cowley and Niall Ferguson for non-fiction, many albeit not all works by AH authors Carl Amery, Christian von Ditfurth, Terry Pratchett, Kim Newman, Robert Conroy, Guy Saville, L. Neil Smith, John Christopher, Jo Walton, William Forstchen, Richard Garfinkle, Nathanael West, Wolfgang Jeschke, Robert Charles Wilson, Peter Millar, Douglas Adams, Jerry Yulsman, Michael Chabon, Robert Sobel, Stephen Fry, H. Beam Piper, Lavie Tidhar, Christoph Ransmayr, Simon Urban, Stefan Bachmann, Jasper Fforde, Hilary Bailey, Kingsley Amis, L. Sprague De Camp, John Brunner (one of my favorites)... I'll have to do quite some updates on the AH fiction wiki page here. Only one I'm missing would be Otto Basil.
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Post by stevep on May 10, 2023 15:26:57 GMT
When I tried that link it came up with an error message
The link it was trying to make was
Possibly something else or less needed?
That's how the URL should look like. What happens if you enter that into your browser?
But yeah, it's impressive how many AH books they have: Robert Cowley and Niall Ferguson for non-fiction, many albeit not all works by AH authors Carl Amery, Christian von Ditfurth, Terry Pratchett, Kim Newman, Robert Conroy, Guy Saville, L. Neil Smith, John Christopher, Jo Walton, William Forstchen, Richard Garfinkle, Nathanael West, Wolfgang Jeschke, Robert Charles Wilson, Peter Millar, Douglas Adams, Jerry Yulsman, Michael Chabon, Robert Sobel, Stephen Fry, H. Beam Piper, Lavie Tidhar, Christoph Ransmayr, Simon Urban, Stefan Bachmann, Jasper Fforde, Hilary Bailey, Kingsley Amis, L. Sprague De Camp, John Brunner (one of my favorites)... I'll have to do quite some updates on the AH fiction wiki page here. Only one I'm missing would be Otto Basil.
That seems to work fine thanks. Now I just have to find time to try and investigate the site. Anyone got a reliable cloning machine?  |
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Post by Max Sinister on May 10, 2023 16:15:12 GMT
That's how the URL should look like. What happens if you enter that into your browser?
But yeah, it's impressive how many AH books they have: Robert Cowley and Niall Ferguson for non-fiction, many albeit not all works by AH authors Carl Amery, Christian von Ditfurth, Terry Pratchett, Kim Newman, Robert Conroy, Guy Saville, L. Neil Smith, John Christopher, Jo Walton, William Forstchen, Richard Garfinkle, Nathanael West, Wolfgang Jeschke, Robert Charles Wilson, Peter Millar, Douglas Adams, Jerry Yulsman, Michael Chabon, Robert Sobel, Stephen Fry, H. Beam Piper, Lavie Tidhar, Christoph Ransmayr, Simon Urban, Stefan Bachmann, Jasper Fforde, Hilary Bailey, Kingsley Amis, L. Sprague De Camp, John Brunner (one of my favorites)... I'll have to do quite some updates on the AH fiction wiki page here. Only one I'm missing would be Otto Basil.
That seems to work fine thanks. Now I just have to find time to try and investigate the site. Anyone got a reliable cloning machine? ;-) I feel your pain. Found about 25 books I really want to read there. And that's just the fiction, and not counting those I already read there.
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