Thumpalumpacus
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Indeed, despite his opinions being sometimes at variance with his orders, he was diligent in following those orders.
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There were many targets that could be termed "panacea" targets by Harris, he did attack them. The thing is with these targets you need to hit them precisely and massively.
They were definitely larger than most. I looked at pics of an Alaska that was so big it had roads and everything as well as trees growing onboard to add camo. That is big.
Ball bearing raids were very good ideas. Tough to make good engines and even small machines without ball bearings. A good rolling pin has ball bearings.
Who knew you could cause a Pizza restaurant problems with a raid on Schweinfurt?
Heck, you also need ball bearings to make beer in large quantities!
Yes, lets make a strategy based on Germans being unable to make beer without ball bearings? What could go wrong?Ball bearing raids were very good ideas. Tough to make good engines and even small machines without ball bearings. A good rolling pin has ball bearings.
Who knew you could cause a Pizza restaurant problems with a raid on Schweinfurt?
Heck, you also need ball bearings to make beer in large quantities!
Is that a battleship in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?Not a battleship, but a pocket battleship, a nickname given by the British to German heavy cruisers.
pocket battleship
NOUN
- any of a class of cruisers with large-calibre guns, operated by the German navy in the Second World War.
Beer and ball bearings are so seldomly discussed together.
Actually, I don't think rolling pins have ball bearings. Maybe simple journal bearings. Ball bearings probably collect germs.Ball bearing raids were very good ideas. Tough to make good engines and even small machines without ball bearings. A good rolling pin has ball bearings.
Who knew you could cause a Pizza restaurant problems with a raid on Schweinfurt?
Heck, you also need ball bearings to make beer in large quantities!
That is a traditional application of rolling pins. Note the lack of delicate bearings to get damaged in the process.Looks like a beat stick to me.
It is widely assumed that trees and telephone poles will not continue clobbering you.
Looks like a beat stick to me.
aLet's not forget the Amiot 143.
Beer and ball bearings are so seldomly discussed together.
Actually, I don't think rolling pins have ball bearings. Maybe simple journal bearings. Ball bearings probably collect germs.
Here is a proper rolling pin with no bearings...
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