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Originally Posted by nearmiss
War is a bleak, black, smoky, cruddy, nasty, dirty, muddy, bloody business.
All that nice green grass... LOL
When it rains all that plush green grass should turn into a mud bog.
I careless for the grass, because the first sentence above describes the battlefields and airfields.
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What planet are you livng in? The Battle of Britain was one of the hottest summers Britain had had for years and the british made sue their grass on their airfields was kept in perfect condition where possible. Now of course grass would be affected by weather and the constant movement of aircraft, but due to the hot summer the grass would be extrememly dry and so cut ver short. The grass in any of the shots we've seen is nothing like how it would look. British airfields were not like bogs duing the BoB, in the autumn months when it rained they might have become muddy, but nothing like the conditions you describe. Of course though if people decide to make a BoF campaign then the conditions you describe would be appropiate, bu for the BoB then it is far from that
