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    Interesting, Amazing or Unknown Facts of WW2

    A number of Americans were also killed in the Battle of Britain in 1940. Germany and Italy declared war on the US on the 11th of December 1941...
    Post by: spidge, Mar 16, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    deHavilland Mosquito

    What the Mosquito could do and what was used. For those who have not seen this, it is a most interesting piece on this most versatile of aircraft....
    Post by: spidge, Mar 16, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Quiz Area

    If it was sticky gold star chocolate you would really get on!
    Post by: spidge, Mar 16, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    It Never Snows in September

    Arnhem was intended to be the operation that broke the "camels" back. It did not turn out that way and someone had to pay. The aftermath of the...
    Post by: spidge, Mar 16, 2009 in forum: Books and Films
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    The best inventions of ww2.

    Not as simple as that: I still do not agree that Penicillin was not a WW2 invention. Not that Sir Alexander Fleming did not see the possible...
    Post by: spidge, Mar 16, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Mary Thomas RIP

    Mary's quotes and her book are mentioned in this book quite a number of times. The Internment of Western Civilians ... - Google Book Search
    Post by: spidge, Mar 16, 2009 in forum: Memorials & Cemeteries
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    The worst inventions of ww2.

    The link is not working Heidi! Do you have another way to link it? Cheers Geoff
    Post by: spidge, Mar 16, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Piecing together the past.

    At least this important material did not end up on the rubbish dump.
    Post by: spidge, Mar 15, 2009 in forum: Resources
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    The worst inventions of ww2.

    Not just too far out - Way too far out which was confirmed by their successful launching on other beaches. An example of "where close enough was not...
    Post by: spidge, Mar 15, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    A sneak preview

    Very nice piece of work (no, not the nasty type) and really looks great. I was taught to do cross stitch by nun's in 6th grade. I finished my first...
    Post by: spidge, Mar 15, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    Hello

    Welcome Cobber from another Melburnian! Hope you enjoy your time here. Cheers Geoff
    Post by: spidge, Mar 15, 2009 in forum: Introductions
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    Quiz Area

    We will wait for the adjudication then another question from Kyt!
    Post by: spidge, Mar 15, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    Quiz Area

    I was waiting for the return of Aviator!:fencing:
    Post by: spidge, Mar 15, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    Seriously cute

    Hopefully not one day in June! 21st?
    Post by: spidge, Mar 15, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    For Spidge .....

    Thank you Annie, I had the name and cemetery of course but not the photo. Thank you for thinking of me. I have been quite busy of late as I have...
    Post by: spidge, Mar 14, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    The 9th Australian Division versus the Afrika Corps.

    Australian 18t Brigade AIF Australian 18th Brigade AIF
    Post by: spidge, Mar 14, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    The 9th Australian Division versus the Afrika Corps.

    Don't worry Cobber, we don't forget the "Silent Seventh". I think that Morshead having them in the UK, when another Brigade was required as a...
    Post by: spidge, Mar 14, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Heaven RIP

    Not meant to be trivial of course but many of these lads had one interesting war!
    Post by: spidge, Mar 11, 2009 in forum: Memorials & Cemeteries
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    Canadian Legion Magazine Last Post Death Notices

    I do not know if this has been posted previously however it is a great tool to trace whether/when WW2/WW1 Canadians passed away. WW1 is minimal and...
    Thread by: spidge, Mar 10, 2009, 0 replies, in forum: World War 2
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    A couple of articles I've had published

    Matches the author!:becky:
    Post by: spidge, Mar 9, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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