Re: SG2, using jetbikes in stargrunt.

You wrote: 

>Plus the wierdness of 1920, wherein
>> Budenny's Cavalry Army engaged a simillar-sized formation of Polish
>> cavalry including volunteers composed of noblemen with their fedual
>> retainers, a scene straight out of the Middle Ages.	But neither 
side>> was what I'd consider heavily equipped with modern weapons.  
>
>What was this?  Something from the tail end of the Russian Civil War?

Nope.  Poland invaded Soviet Union in alliance with Lithuanians and 
Ukranians.  Took Kiev, lost Kiev, got pushed back almost to Warsaw, and 
then destroyed the Red Army in a pair of titanic battles.  They were 
probably the most significant battles in this century, but the least 
well-known.  Had Poland falled, there would be nothing in disarmed and 
demoralized Germany that could have slowed them down, and contemporary 
writers speculated on whether the French could have convinced their 
army to fight, as heavily ridden with pro-Communist sentiment as it 
was.  Had the Poles not stood, the entire continent could have been 
Communist by the end of 1921.

John M. Atkinson