Leaders

**Kaiser Franz** · 06-01-2006 19:14

Argentine Generals:

Jose Uriburu:

Jorge Crespo:

Luis Cassinelli:

Ecuador:

Alberto Enrique Rooster:

**Kaiser Franz** · 06-01-2006 19:20

Mexican generals:
they should start off in about 196-17 odd, so they would be in both Revolutionary and federal Mexico etc

Estrada:

Benjamin Hill:

Maciel:

Serrano:

Pancho Villa in uniform!!!

i was thinking, we should use Pancho Villa in Uniform for his minister pictures, as he did wear his uniform when he was in Mexico city etc and at formal events etc, unlike Zapata etc so he probably would have worn his uniform if he was made a minister etc etc.

I also found better pictures for the following...

Alvaro Obregon:

Carranza:

see...far superior to the ones already used.....

**Allenby** · 06-01-2006 20:20

Originally Posted by Kaiser Franz

Alberto Enrique Rooster:

General Rooster? Surely not...

**Zuckergußgebäck** · 06-01-2006 20:21

KF, can you dig out pictures for Lars (not Herbert) Tingsten and Carl Ehrenswärd jr. for me?

Carl Richson would be nice too (although he isn´t a leader).

**Kaiser Franz** · 06-01-2006 22:56

i can try...but when it comes to the scandinavian nations..well..i find it harder than say Chile...for example..but i'll look...or die trying!

**Kaiser Franz** · 07-01-2006 00:15

i fiound that many of the leaders on the Swedish leader list were just Politicians, many were just Krigministers, not generals, with the exception of a few few..i mean Hammarskjöld was a Prime Minister as well, but they do add to the leaders soo...here they are...

Hammarskjöld:

Lars Tingsten (this ones for you Zuck!)

Emil Mörcke (only pic i could find):

David Bergström:

but alas i couldn't find the other two fellows..its been very hard even finding these guys...i can assure you.

**Zuckergußgebäck** · 07-01-2006 10:36

Originally Posted by Kaiser Franz

Lars Tingsten (this ones for you Zuck!)

Thanks a lot! It´s rather grainy though. I have found a picture at the local library, but I am concerned about copyright issues. This one will do just fine!

Emil Mörcke (only pic i could find):

Quite fitting, since Mörcke can (phonetically, if you remove the e), be interpreted as 'dark'.

**Kaiser Franz** · 07-01-2006 12:27

yeah....sorry for the quality..they were the only ones i could find...

**StephenT** · 07-01-2006 12:56

Through the wonders of Photoshop:

Don't you think Tingsten looks a little like Sherman?

**Christensen** · 07-01-2006 13:01

A good page for Danish naval leaders (which you probably already know) www.navalhistory.dk

**Kaiser Franz** · 07-01-2006 13:20

Originally Posted by StephenT

Through the wonders of Photoshop:

Don't you think Tingsten looks a little like Sherman?

wow...good work..well done.
and i thought we'd have a almost black looking face for Morcke....

actualy Tingsten reminds me more of old Lavr Kornilov...

**Kaiser Franz** · 07-01-2006 13:21

Originally Posted by Christensen

A good page for Danish naval leaders (which you probably already know) www.navalhistory.dk

you wouldn't know of any websites or resources to find Danish land leaders (and their pctures)?

**Kaiser Franz** · 07-01-2006 13:23

damn..another post...

three new Mexican leaders (MEX, not U07)
These three chaps fought with Huerta against the revolutionaries.

Emilio Madero:

Pascual Orozco:

General Tellez (only pic i could find)

this chap is a Chinese general, name is Wong:

**Zuckergußgebäck** · 07-01-2006 13:30

Originally Posted by StephenT

Don't you think Tingsten looks a little like Sherman?

Sherman the ACW-general? Now that you mention it, yes.

**Zuckergußgebäck** · 07-01-2006 13:32

Originally Posted by Kaiser Franz

but alas i couldn't find the other two fellows..its been very hard even finding these guys...i can assure you.

Well, Carl Richson wasn´t a military leader, but he is a swedish tech team. (he designed almost all swedish submarines until the second world war - with the exception of the italian built ones.)

**Kaiser Franz** · 12-01-2006 21:15

a pilot that the Ottomans can use for a period...

Hans-Joachim Buddecke (1915 to 1917 Ottoman service)

had 13 kills under his belt.

not to emtnion this chap,was unofficially credited with the first aerial "kill" of the war. Gunther Plüschow...served in Tsingtau and then escaped several times from British captivity and got back to Germany...this would be ga good pilot:

**Kaiser Franz** · 13-01-2006 15:01

the following leaders will be most excellent for Zuck's Afica scenario, as many of the leaders were small rank Captain to General etc, i have many of the higher rank Schutztruppe leaders etc...

Adametz:

Gopvernor Schee of D.O.A:

Kallmeyer:

Major Keppler of Lettow's Schutztruppe:

Governor Seitz of DWSA:

Tamm:

more to come....

**Kaiser Franz** · 13-01-2006 15:03

Heyderbreck:

Raben:

Zimmermann:

Estorff:

Rammstedt:

and of course Lettow-Vorbeck, all of these leaders should be used for the German colonial forces in Germany, although i'd imagine that they wouldn't or shouldn't appear in the actual campaign game as they are of too low rank..

**AnchorClanker** · 16-01-2006 13:14

Do you guys wish to standardize the spelling of Arabic names?

Sayyid = Said = Sayeed

That sort of thing. I can do that for the Arabic names if you wish.

**Kaiser Franz** · 19-01-2006 12:53

i have found tons of Dutch leaders...mainly naval..but still!!

(Land) Generals Schuurman, Munninckrede and Roell:

Land General Nicolaas Bosboom:

Submarine Commander J.C de Jager (1920 onwards):

Frederik Pinke (Sub):

Admiral Esquire George Lodewijk Schorer:

Sub Commander C. de Haes:

Land general and admiral B.C de Jonge:

Sub Commander Anton Constantde Joncheere:

Sub Commander A. Vos:

land general Marius Raaijmaakers:

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