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Clearly the beginning and end of his talents as a leader in the rank of 3-Star General in the greatest conflict the world has yet known.He had flair and style and established the red beret as a mark of the para.
Well Done Him

Clearly the beginning and end of his talents as a leader in the rank of 3-Star General in the greatest conflict the world has yet known.He had flair and style and established the red beret as a mark of the para.
Yes, we all know you don't like Browning. Can we move on please?Clearly the beginning and end of his talents as a leader in the rank of 3-Star General in the greatest conflict the world has yet known.
Well Done Him![]()
Turn your guns on his fanboiz. I'll happily drop the subject - it leaves a nasty taste in my mouth.Yes, we all know you don't like Browning. Can we move on please?
I have never been a smoker, but was advised to carry a couple of packs (bright orange boxes) of Du Maurier when patrolling on the Inner German Border. The Russian/East Germnan guards loved them and I obtained a set of KGB collar dogs and a VolksArme belt buckle for just one pack - 20 cigs cost peanuts in the NAAFI!!I tried everything legal. Passing Cloud was an old Irish favourite I think. Never came across your brand though. Sobranie were ok, but became quite common. Probably the best femembered was on the third week of that massive exercise we used to do in Germany - pipe tobacco rolled in army issue bog paper!
I have never been a smoker, but was advised to carry a couple of packs (bright orange boxes) of Du Maurier when patrolling on the Inner German Border. The Russian/East Germnan guards loved them and I obtained a set of KGB collar dogs and a VolksArme belt buckle for just one pack - 20 cigs cost peanuts in the NAAFI!!
Thank you, just put on to record!'Theirs is the glory' (1946) is on Talking Pictures, Freeview 81 at 3:20pm today. A good film on the subject.
Talking Pictures has some good films on. Theirs is the glory seems to pop up from time to time. Worth looking at the week ahead in the week end mags.Thank you, just put on to record!
Yes indeed, I recorded The Guns at Batasi before Xmas on the Channel IIRC.Talking Pictures has some good films on. Theirs is the glory seems to pop up from time to time. Worth looking at the week ahead in the week end mags.
Bofors in the direct fire role.Yes indeed, I recorded The Guns at Batasi before Xmas on the Channel IIRC.
Taken out by an angry RSM with a Sterling and a couple of Mills bombs.Bofors in the direct fire role.
A JR in the Sgts' Mess? Did nobody think to put him behind the bar?Top film!
Well they stuck him on stag outside on the veranda and he still managed to bang the dolly; imagine the chaos if he'd been allowed in the bar!A JR in the Sgts' Mess? Did nobody think to put him behind the bar?
It is - but I can't help thinking a significant proportion of the Officers were taking the pi$$ with the dial set to '11' when they 're-enacted' their own parts in the fight.'Theirs is the glory' (1946) is on Talking Pictures, Freeview 81 at 3:20pm today. A good film on the subject.
A fascinating look at the quality of maps around Arnhem and the effect on command decisions.
I'm not surprised at all. I believe a number of them had been at the rehearsal for the film in September 44.It is - but I can't help thinking a significant proportion of the Officers were taking the pi$$ with the dial set to '11' when they 're-enacted' their own parts in the fight.![]()
Not just 'a number of them'. There's not a single actor in that movie.a number of them had been at the rehearsal