User:WinterSpw

~ Welcome to my userpage. I repair poor, grammatically incorrect, and vandalized articles.

~ My main editing expertise is on: Axis & Allies (2004 video game).

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I'm trying to make a table of campaigns for Axis & Allies (2004 video game):

**List of *Axis & Allies* Campaigns**
Allied Campaigns	Axis Campaigns
Cinematic: Moscow Counteroffensive 1. Battle of El Alamein 2. Battle of Guadalcanal 3. Battle of Stalingrad 4. Battle of Kursk 5. Road to Rome Cinematic: Operation Overlord: D-Day 6. Operation Overlord: D-Day 7. Normandy Breakout 8. Operation Market Garden 9. Battle of the Bulge Cinematic: Bombing of Berlin 10. Fall of Berlin 11. Battle of Iwo Jima 12. Invasion of Okinawa Cinematic: Victory in Japan	Cinematic: Invasion of France 1. Airdrop on Crete 2. Battle of El Alamein 3. Battle of Suez Canal 4. Battle of Stalingrad 5. Invasion of Australia 6. Battle of Kursk 7. Defense of Normandy 8. Operation Sealion Cinematic: Fall of London 9. Invasion of India 10. The Burning of Moscow Cinematic: Collapse of Russia 11. Assault on Midway 12. Invasion of Hawaii Cinematic: Cold War in the Pacific

Table finished.

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Durian, finally I know the name of it!

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