We have developed a new theoretical tool allowing for the
angular-momentum projection of cranked symmetry-unrestricted Slater
determinants. In the present work, we presented preliminary
applications pertaining to rotational bands in a well-deformed
nucleus Gd. We showed that energies projected from
non-rotating and rotating states are significantly different and
similar, respectively, when compared to the cranking mean-field
energies. We also showed that, due to vanishing overlaps between
rotated states, transition energy kernels may have uncompensated
poles in function of the Euler angles.