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Topic: Dont know if that is of use: The CIA Factbook |  |
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Atahualpa
King
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Mar 99
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posted March 28, 2001 17:28
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For example lots of descent information on every country in the world: http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/indexgeo.html and here info on Austria http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/au.html There it says Austria has
Military manpower - fit for military service:
males age 15-49: 1,733,681 (2000 est.) And the total pop of Austria is:
8,131,111 (July 2000 est.) I dont know if that is of any use for CIV3. Maybe who knows. Ata |
Atahualpa
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Mar 99
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posted March 28, 2001 17:36
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Btw I noted the US has about
Military manpower - fit for military service:
males age 15-49: 2,056,762 (2000 est.)not that much more. Though there are about
70,000,000 available |
Roman
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Sep 2000
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posted March 28, 2001 18:12
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The book is useful - I use it to help me make scenarios. However, even though it is an 2000 version some of the information in it is far from up to date.BTW:
I noticed the manpower figure too. IMO this is an error - Americans are not that unfit. |
Atahualpa
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Mar 99
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posted March 29, 2001 07:05
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Maybe that has something to do with Conscription and Standing Army.Maybe this could be implemented in Civ3 as well.
You got to chose between these two modes. Conscription however takes 5-10 turns to become effective. Conscription:
Newly produced units start out with better experience, though no experience is earned when they stay in barracks...
A little less support costs.
Less moral. Standing army:
Newly produced units start out with less experience though they get experience when they stay in barracks.
More support costs.
More moral. Ata |
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