Do you know this....

[Grey_Wolf]

...WWII Atlantic Predators:

Groups of sleek ones make cross-pond travel exceedingly dangerous. = German U-boats

...WWII Mark of the End:

Slant-eyed expansion stopped by aussies at nowadays double-nation island. =The failed Japanese invasion of New Guinea?

...WWII pacific fireballs:

Air-transported incendiaries torch island capital. = The burning of Tokyo by USAF firebombing raids? Poor wooden houses...

...WWII important transport:

Naval transport of vital substance to project sunk by Jap sub. = The USS Indianapolis

...WWII European clandestine helpers:

Undercover helpers send back pilots to fight another day. = French Resistance

[Grey_Wolf]

Try your little grey ones on these.

[The last sane person]

...WWII Atlantic Predators:

Groups of sleek ones make cross-pond travel exceedingly dangerous.

...WWII European clandestine helpers:

Undercover helpers send back pilots to fight another day.

First one is the German U Boats

Second, I think, is the French Resistance?

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by The last sane person

First one is the German U Boats

Second, I think, is the French Resistance?

Correct indeed.

[Count Comfect]

...WWII Mark of the End:

Slant-eyed expansion stopped by aussies at nowadays double-nation island.

The failed Japanese invasion of New Guinea?

...WWII pacific fireballs:

Air-transported incendiaries torch island capital.

The burning of Tokyo by USAF firebombing raids? Poor wooden houses...

...WWII important transport:

Naval transport of vital substance to project sunk by Jap sub.

The USS Indianapolis?

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Count Comfect

...WWII Mark of the End:

Slant-eyed expansion stopped by aussies at nowadays double-nation island.

The failed Japanese invasion of New Guinea?

...WWII pacific fireballs:

Air-transported incendiaries torch island capital.

The burning of Tokyo by USAF firebombing raids? Poor wooden houses...

...WWII important transport:

Naval transport of vital substance to project sunk by Jap sub.

The USS Indianapolis?

Correct all over the board.

[Grey_Wolf]

...WWII Eastern European Battlefield indecisiveness:

Almost at the Golden Goal decides not push through. = Hitler's decision not to take Moscow.

...WWII Briefcase mishap:

Action could have spelled the end of the war. = The failed assassination attempt on Hitler

...WWII aerial payback:

Bombing of south-western county causes the conglomerates to bomb "impressive ceramic" city. = The Dresden Bombing

[Grey_Wolf]

...WWII "friendly" naval fire:

Sinking of "mineral water regim" controlled fleet renders hard feeling towards stiff-upper lips. = The Royal Navy sinkings of the French Naval vessels

...WWII horrendous long walk:

POW's forced march one of the conflict's worst atrocities. = The Bataan Death March

...WWII fictional bridge:

POW's forced construction destroyed in the end. = The Bridge of the River Kwai

[Draken]

Originally Posted by Grey_Wolf

...WWII Eastern European Battlefield indecisiveness:

Almost at the Golden Goal decides not push through.

...WWII Briefcase mishap:

Action could have spelled the end of the war.

...WWII aerial payback:

Bombing of south-western county causes the conglomerates to bomb "impressive ceramic" city.

Failure to take Moscow?

The failed Hitler assasination.

The Dresden bombing.

[Draken]

Originally Posted by Grey_Wolf

...WWII "friendly" naval fire:

Sinking of "mineral water regim" controlled fleet renders hard feeling towards stiff-upper lips.

...WWII horrendous long walk:

POW's forced march one of the conflict's worst atrocities.

...WWII fictional bridge:

POW's forced construction destroyed in the end.

Royal Navy sinking the French Fleet? Well better safe than sorry. My great uncle's ship damaged the Clemenceau, I think.

Take your pick! One through Eastern Europe under the Germans, one in the Phillipines under the Japanese.

Bridge over the River Kwai

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Draken

Failure to take Moscow?

The failed Hitler assasination.

The Dresden bombing.

Correct indeed.

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Draken

Royal Navy sinking the French Fleet? Well better safe than sorry. My great uncle's ship damaged the Clemenceau, I think.

Take your pick! One through Eastern Europe under the Germans, one in the Phillipines under the Japanese.

Bridge over the River Kwai

Completely correct on my intended answers on no's 1 and 3, but as you pointed out (and I apologise for not being more specific) it could have been any one of them, but I was thinking of the Bataan Death March.

[Grey_Wolf]

And this ends the World War Two-Session of the this game.

Thank you for participating.

Now on to the next.

[Grey_Wolf]

...historic battle blown away:

Winds cause mayhem among Latin ships. = The Spanish Armada

...historic royal killed in the european battlefield mists:

Horsed nordic royal shot in mid-battlefield. = Gustavus II Adolf

...ancient battle tactic:

Fiery liquid cause inextinguishable mayhem on enemy ships. = Greek Fire

...ancient literary sailor:

Bag of tricks cause decade-long trip. = Odysseus

[Grey_Wolf]

Try your little grey ones these.

[Count Comfect]

Is the "horsed Norse royal" Gustavus II Adolphus?

The last 2 are the use of Greek Fire and Odysseus

[sun-star]

Is the first one the Spanish Armada?

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Count Comfect

Is the "horsed Norse royal" Gustavus II Adolphus?

The last 2 are the use of Greek Fire and Odysseus

Correct on all three.

[Grey_Wolf]

Originally Posted by sun-star

Is the first one the Spanish Armada?

Correct indeed.

[Grey_Wolf]

...comic book character:

Bit by multi-legged. Called himself the same. Strength accordingly. = Spiderman

...comic book character:

As a baby sole survivor when parents died in the jungle. Brought up by apes. Then King of the Jungle. = Tarzan

...comic book characters:

One of mud, one of fire, one of air and one who's bendable. = The Fantastic Four

...comic book character:

Parents killed when young. Flying creature inspiration. Feared by local criminals. = Batman