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Old 08-02-2015, 07:25 PM
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we got something about it) ... but for USSR ...

And MBR-2 became flyable?
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And MBR-2 became flyable?
more than likely)
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Woo!! Exciting. Thanks for the information Sita, I can't wait to bomb some subs
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Big deal!
Variability on the kind of missions you can develope bring more to the game than any new flyable.
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