Mariya Oktyabrskaya Twitter Quiz!
Gaea
Aug 18 2012
jagerdrago, on Aug 18 2012 - 19:13, said:
Why do you not do one for facebook?
Because Facebook has certain limitations when it comes to contests
jagerdrago
Aug 18 2012
Gaea, on Aug 18 2012 - 19:14, said:
Because Facebook has certain limitations when it comes to contests
Edited by jagerdrago, Aug 18 2012 - 19:17.
3vil3wok
Aug 18 2012
why do twitter?i don't tweet which leaves us that don't out of the contest.
GeneralDynamics
Aug 18 2012
Its nice that Wargaming is so involved with its community, unlike other developers and companies.
GeneralDynamics
Aug 18 2012
Gaea, on Aug 18 2012 - 19:14, said:
Because Facebook has certain limitations when it comes to contests
Gaea
Aug 18 2012
3vil3wok, on Aug 18 2012 - 20:29, said:
why do twitter?i don't tweet which leaves us that don't out of the contest.
You don't need to use Twitter to participate, all you have to do is go to our Twitter page, and see the questions come up there. You don't need to sign up, sign in, or anything
All yours answers are sent in by email.
Gaea
Aug 18 2012
GeneralDynamics, on Aug 18 2012 - 20:38, said:
Careful Gaea, that Facebook spy is watching you down there.
I see.. a little creepy.
Major_Rampage
Aug 18 2012
GeneralDynamics, on Aug 18 2012 - 20:38, said:
Careful Gaea, that Facebook spy is watching you down there.
Gaea, on Aug 18 2012 - 20:47, said:
I see.. a little creepy.
They are everywhere.... (gets tinfoil hat)
GeneralDynamics
Aug 18 2012
Major_Rampage, on Aug 18 2012 - 23:22, said:
They are everywhere.... (gets tinfoil hat)
ill grab mine to.
Liberation
Aug 19 2012
Anyone else experience a twitter delay?
I refreshed my page, and I had 1 minute to answer the question, but the answer was already given. ( I had the answer too :c )
I refreshed my page, and I had 1 minute to answer the question, but the answer was already given. ( I had the answer too :c )
Submarine
Aug 19 2012
Just wanted to chime in and say that the fording values I'm researching for the T-34-85 1945 model are different than what's given in post-war variants.
Liberation
Aug 19 2012
Submarine, on Aug 19 2012 - 00:22, said:
Just wanted to chime in and say that the fording values I'm researching for the T-34-85 1945 model are different than what's given in post-war variants.
I found 1.3m
http://books.google....g depth&f=false
DeMatt
Aug 19 2012
Yeah... I think there's a metric conversion error in there.
1.32 metres = 4 feet 4 inches = 52 inches. 12 inches to a foot, remember.
1.32 metres = 4 feet 4 inches = 52 inches. 12 inches to a foot, remember.
YoSupBro9
Aug 19 2012
Liberation, on Aug 19 2012 - 00:32, said:
Lol I found the same site
winxcosep
Aug 19 2012
will we be informed if we were one of the players who won each question?
Shardmind
Aug 19 2012
winxcosep, on Aug 19 2012 - 01:09, said:
will we be informed if we were one of the players who won each question?
You'll see the Gold appear in your account.
Question 5: Huh, Wikipedia lied to me! D: How could you, Wikipedia.
Submarine
Aug 19 2012
Just wanted to point out that Wikipedia gives different information:
Not saying that Wikipedia is infallible, but I'm off to find another source.
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A year later, on 17 January 1944, Mariya fought in another night attack that would be her last. The attack happened near the town of Fastov in Vitebsk. During the battle, Mariya drove her T-34 about the German defences. She destroyed resistance in trenches and machine-gun nests. She also destroyed a German self-propelled gun. Her success didn't last long however, her tank was hit by a German anti-tank shell, again in the tracks. Her tank stalled. Mariya immediately got out of the tank and began to repair the track, amid fierce small arms and artillery fire. She ignored orders to remain in the tank. She managed to repair the track, but she was hit in the head by shrapnel and was knocked out. Her T-34 tank was hit by shell-fire shortly after, killing the entire crew. After the battle Oktyabrskaya was transported to a Soviet military field hospital where she remained in a coma for two months, before finally dying on 15 March. The following August, Oktyabrskaya was posthumously awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union award in recognition for her bravery at Fastov.
Not saying that Wikipedia is infallible, but I'm off to find another source.
