Beware the Ides of T110.

The_Chieftain: People were saying that taking heavies up the hill in Himmelsdorf was pretty disturbing a few years ago as well. Now it's not unusual to the point of being expected. I've always been an advocate of the valley push in Lakeville or the field charge in Malinovka if sufficient strength of the team is willing to go for it. Concentration and aggression of the attack is more important than the location,   After thinking about the Yuri/Challenger thing a bit more, I'm not happy. It may be a Russian thing to air internal dirty laundry, and I do like Yuri as well, but doing so (and wearing such a T-shirt) is to my mind unprofessional. Even if directly asked for comment, I don't think Challenger would fire back, as that sort of thing is just 'not done' in both English and Irish thinking. At least, I believe so. Plus, regardless of what other museum staff may have to say about the man, I would observe that there's a difference between what they perceive of him, and reality. They may want to blame him for failures as the point of contact, even if he's had the rug pulled out from under him by others. Things he has told me do not strike me as being unlikely. Nothing particularly malicious by anyone, just different ways of doing things.