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H-Hour: World's Elite is now on Steam Early Access
H-Hour: World’s Elite is now on Steam Early Access
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SOCOM Successor ‘H-Hour: World’s Elite’ Shows Off Gameplay
If you can’t wait to go back to the days of PS2-era shooters, you might want take a look at what’s coming from the spiritual successor of the SOCOM series. While it’s definitely still a work in progress, the folks at SOF Studios have a bit of early gameplay footage to show for their upcoming title, H-Hour: World’s Elite.
Check it out!
http://www.hardcoregamer.com/2015/04/04/socom-successor-h-hour-worlds-elite-shows-off-gameplay/142930/
New Gameplay Footage From SOCOM’s Spiritual Successor “H-Hour: World’s Elite”
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D-day
Today's the day. Waiting in the airport kind of terrified. I had a small issue with my boarding pass for the second flight I need to take but I think its all resolved :) I'm still absolutely terrified though...
The wristwatch Baumgarten wore onto Omaha Beach on D-Day. The National WWII Museum, 2000.208
Private Hal Baumgarten, Company B, 116th Regiment, 29th Infantry Division; Corporal Kenneth Kassel, 299th Combat Engineer Battalion, and Navy Corpsman Leo H. Scheer, 7th Naval Beach Battalion, are on Omaha Beach this fateful morning.
Private Baumgarten dashes across the bullet riddled beach towards the seawall as most of his comrades are mowed down around him. He is wounded three times before he reaches the safety of the seawall, and wounded twice more before he is evacuated to a hospital ship. He spends 32 long hours on Omaha Beach. The wristwatch he wore during his long ordeal at Omaha, given to him by his father, is now part of the collection at The National WWII Museum.