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As title. Looking for the 兵語 translation for what a soldier would shout out upon meeting the enemy to alert others.

Google and some video games give various answers. 敵を発見 is used in BF1942 and COD World at War. 接敵 is also used in games. I am skeptical to trust anything google or games say because, if you asked the average American what a soldier would say upon encountering the enemy, your chance at getting the correct answer (generally: "contact!") would be quite low because they aren't familiar with the military discursive community.

Hi guys! I had a wedding last week in Hokkaido and I love this island, so I'd like to report on a list of recommendations I have from this trip and prior.

This was my first time aiming for hanami in Japan, and specifically in Hokkaido. Official bloom predictions had stated full bloom would be on April 21 this year, however the majority of cherry trees in Maruyama Park/Hokkaido Jingu are NOT Yoshino sakura, and so official bloom predictions will not give you the best timing. The majority of sakura trees here (about 75%) are Ezoyama Zakura and Yaezakura, which are later blooming trees which this year reached full bloom about 5-7 days after Yoshino sakura. My friend arrived on the forecasted

Hi there, I'm a new player planning to run my Rise of the Necromancer LL list at a 650 point tournament coming up and I'm curious what advice can be given for low model count armies to secure objectives and actually win games.

Thus far, I think my main hope is to snipe the heroes, force the opponent into breaking, and stand on objectives while low courage brings them to 25%? Or just hope I win games based off VP gained from wounding leaders/breaking their force?

https://www.corriere.it/cronache/22_maggio_03/intervista-papa-francesco-putin-694c35f0-ca57-11ec-829f-386f144a5eff.shtml

The Pope conducted an interview with an Italian magazine on the Ukraine War, which has been highly sensationalized and decontextualized by sources such as Politico and others. Provided above is the original interview. Translate and interpret it for yourself.Fundamentally, the main takeaways are that the Pope believes Putin may feel besieged by NATO, and also hesitates to speak on the matter of arming Ukraine but fundamentally leans towards pacif

It's the holidays and the people I'd normally ask this question are out. So, I have created a collector app on ArcGIS Pro and published it to Portal. The app has a feature which will be editable offline, has fields tied to domains, has editor tracking enabled, and is has certain fields for correcting the location data (tracking satellite count or error for example) which should not be visible to the field user, since the fields are designed for the device to edit them when it creates the features.

After publishing, I realized that I had not created all the fields necessary for the user to add their own data, and added another field through Pro by editing the Portal service in Pro. The field

When people talk about Alexander's conquests and allied units, a lot of attention is given to several distinct yet small non-Greek units. Yet, Greek hoplites had apparently formed a significant portion of Alexander's forces as he crossed the Hellespont in 334 (7k allied and 5k mercenary hoplites, of the 40k total) Yet, as far as I can tell, these allied Greek infantry are not mentioned again until Ecbatana in 330, when it's said he sent all of the allied Greeks home.

So, what did these allied Greek infantry do in Alexander's army for 4 years? My assumptions are that the sources are non-specific and the Greeks sent home alongside the Thessalians in 330 were part of the 600 or so allied caval

Returning player after a few years, and I notice a lot of abilities changed, and a lot got removed. Most of it, I can wrap my head around . But for me, the one that has me stumped is tank threat generation. Used to be that there were abilities or stances that would boost your threat gen by a %, like Righteous Fury for Prot Paladins. Now I can't find anything that tells me how my threat is multiplied, just a mysterious "it is" when you're a tank (but is it really?). But what qualifies you as a tank and triggers the threat boost? Is it just the spec? Does it work when not in a group?

Edit: For Shadowlands, btw

I've had this itch to scratch, and never had the chance. For me, it's hard to learn a game well enough to run without playing it first. My goal is to eventually learn it to run for my friends. Had experience as player and DM with D&D 3.5 and 5, as well as Star Wars Edge of the Empire, but never one of Modiphius 2d20. System doesn't seem too hard to pick up, at least. Discord and Roll20 work, though large Discord communities tend to put me off.

Currently just have the Core book, but I can buy any other. Not very picky about the setting, mission, or any other features of the campaign. Doesn't need to be a fresh, new campaign either. Currently PST (Central California) but flexible schedu

Anyone got some pro-tips on how to get around this early game bottleneck? It feels like by the time I have the money to afford a freighter to fix it, the wharf is out of hull parts, I can't build it, and I'm stuck until never waiting for the NPC's to deliver it.

Does the bottle neck also prevent the AI from building more ships?

Note: this is all based off teased information.

Nevoota Bee grants a non-unique squadron Swarm for the duration of its activation.

Counter occurs during a squadrons activation, as part of resolving the attack.

Reserve Hangar Deck allows a non-unique squadron with Swarm to be restored if it is in distance 1-5 of the ship when it is killed.

If during Nevoota Bee's activation, an activated non-unique squadron is killed by a squadron with counter, can't that squadron be restored at 2 hull by any ship with Reserve Hangar Deck equipped, since it had Swarm at the time of its death?

This is particularly relevant because the Consular cruiser variant teased thus far also shows it as having an Of

I started off as Matilda, united Kingdom of Italy before dying, passed it off to my son and continued trying to go for the achievement. Unfortunately, this was the second son, the first one died from 2 year old infected wounds. This son isn't so hot; a bisexual, lustful, arbitrary and paranoid King. Despite abysmal diplo score, I try to keep everyone happy. The Crusades kick off, I put in the most score and bestow the Queendom of Jerusalem onto some distance niece because I don't want to be called into 20 wars I can't win later. When I get home, someone accuses me of sodomy, and that's when the game ends.

Why? You see, my relations were at -2 with the Pope, and someone didn't like me. I did

I'm looking for a hex-and-counter recommendation for naval warfare set preferably in WW2, or a hypothetical post-WW2 naval battle. Something a bit more like Flying Colors I suppose, more tactical than strategic.

Off the top of my head, I am curious about Decision Games' Battlestations! Battlestations! and Compass Games' Blue Water Navy. Legion's Air Raid Pearl Harbor seems to have elements I like, like individual markers per ship and micromanaging flights of fighters, but it appears to lack a Japanese surface fleet. So something that simulates SAG vs. SAG actions, with limited air support, like Leyte Gulf or the Battle of Savo Island would be great, but that seems to be asking for a lot. I'