42-0600? :noidea:
Try Ian Denys-Peek's One Fourteenth of an Elephant as well.
Kitty! :rolleyes: However, I did sniff the air...:becky:
Lots of old gents out today but not where I drop Jodi off at work in the morning so we parked the car and walked to the nearest one. Not much effort...
Cool, I'm enjoying them. :clapping:
I just got that DL. Very drole. Quick today...:frusty:
Ahem, large number of holocaust posts this weekend? Cough, cough, not just hosting and design, Lee!
Yes, I have been known to confuse the greatest minds with my dribble...
Um, can't you eat toast without actually toasting it?
I was thinking that too, Spidgeman. I can't remember what made me look him up but it is an interesting link given the valuable thread you started....
Onya CT! :clapping:
Should we have a VC thread to discuss the actions of recipients or will that be okay to do here in biographies?
Spot on, AR. The VC citation is incorrect, Newton survived the crash but was captured and executed. The Japanese apparently put two and two...
http://www.dropbears.com/f/felix_noble/newton.htm
http://www.pacificwrecks.com/aircraft/a-20/A28-3/vc_citation.html Flight Lt William Newton Victoria Cross Citation On 16 March, Flight Lt...
Bloody amazing women. Vivian Bullwinkel is well known in West Oz, probably more so than Hughie Edwards.
Crikey, Morse! Did any get damaged?
Ungrateful sods.
Nope, went to bed and read me book.
Love your avatar, Kitty. The crash was an A-26 so possibly not 618? I think I know someone with a 618 Sqn history. You'll have to ask him...
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