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As my cousin would have said
God save the Rodney, Repulse and Renown,
You can't save the Hood 'cause the bugger's gone down.I think he and his kind were pretty sanguine about these things, he had half the navy shot out from under him, including HMS Manchester, sister of both HMS Sheffield and HMS Belfast
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Are they ethiopian jews? i thought they didn't start emigrating till the 50's
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B-26C-45-MA Marauder
s/n 42-107566
441st BS, 320th BG, 12th AF
Battle #06
Shot down by flak on the July 10,1944 mission to bomb the railroad bridge at Marzabotto,Italy. A direct hit blew the left wing and horizontal stabilizer off, sending the plane into an uncontrollable spin and trapping the crew inside. It was the crews second mission to the target area that day. MACR 6454
1st Lt. Murry B. Wiginton,Jr. - Pilot (KIA)
2nd Lt. William E. Wigginton - CoPilot (KIA)
PFC Norford G. Meador - Togglier (KIA)
Sgt. Ernest D. Casey - Engineer/Gunner (KIA)
S/Sgt. Wesley B. Hoffman - Radio Operator/Gunner (KIA)
S/Sgt. Philip A. Iannotta - Tail Gunner (KIA)there are many more interesting usaf photos here
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back to the topic of the high seas for a moment
USS block islans in some rough weather
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Helicopters are being used to transport black rhinos across South Africa as part of the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project.
A relatively new capture technique was used to airlift some of the rhinos out of difficult or inaccessible areas by helicopter. Previously, rhinos were either transported by lorry over very difficult tracks, or airlifted in a net.
The new procedure is gentler on the darted rhino. It shortens the time it has to be kept asleep with drugs, the respiration is not as compromised as it can be in a net and it avoids the need for travel in a crate over very rough tracks.
Photo: Green Renaissance
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Circular Bridge, Mt. Lowe Railway (Altadena, California), no. 53072. Detroit Photographic Co. or Detroit Publishing Co. ca. 1897-1924
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British dentistry, leading the world.
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I'm loving this use of chain, does anyone have a clue how he fused them together without glue. Thats one heck of a lot of accurate spotwelding otherwise.
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What happens when you've eaten all of your horses:
Really looking forward to seeing the 'lost Scott' photo - should be a great exhibition. Anyone been yet?
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Incredible, one of my two favourite things. Bicycles and aeroplanes.
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Incredible, one of my two favourite things. Bicycles and aeroplanes.
Don't want to be picky but I actually think that photo has two of your two favourite things in it...
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it looks slightly unreal i think, like a set almost
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An amazing photo, any idea what the games are? I work with schools a lot and don't recognise these at all.??
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Incredible, one of my two favourite things. Bicycles and aeroplanes.
looks like an elephants cock sticking out of the window.
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No, no it doesn't
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looks like an elephants cock sticking out of the window.
Not really a striking similarity
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Sold for $4.3 million yesterday evening.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0c/HMS_Hood_March_17_1924.jpg
The Hood. (Massive) Pride of the Royal Navy. (Badass)