Was it also "researchable"? You are rather a negative value, a "black hole".
You've made me happy. Tschuss, Herr Snautzer.
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made me happy too, was getting bored of the tit for tat crap !
Zippythehog
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Still no pics of Zhukov's knees…
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Wish I had thought of that.
To sum the discussion about Zhukov/Patton: both of them were soaked!
Patton -
slapped his own soldier
Zhukov-
-after the battle of Khalkhin Gol
During 104 days of command in the Far East, he issued over 600 death sentences.
-while commanding the defense of Leningrad, he ordered:
"Announce to everyone that the families of those who surrender to the enemies will be shot, and upon their return from captivity, they too will be shot"
-when he commanded the Berlin operation:
He bears personal responsibility for huge losses (approx. 300,000 deaths) in connection with the plan to capture the capital of the Third Reich before May 1 in order to please Stalin.
-his trouses could be female ones?
Patton -
slapped his own soldier
Zhukov-
-after the battle of Khalkhin Gol
During 104 days of command in the Far East, he issued over 600 death sentences.
-while commanding the defense of Leningrad, he ordered:
"Announce to everyone that the families of those who surrender to the enemies will be shot, and upon their return from captivity, they too will be shot"
-when he commanded the Berlin operation:
He bears personal responsibility for huge losses (approx. 300,000 deaths) in connection with the plan to capture the capital of the Third Reich before May 1 in order to please Stalin.
-his trouses could be female ones?
Wish I had thought of that.
I have found the shots of his kees both the military and civilian variant.
Elvis
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....waitaminute....you're actually arguing FOR "Military Intelligence"?
Isn't that a misnomer?
...Of course, General Patton would be one of the exceptions.
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Douglas DC-5, new two-motored transport plane with tricycle landing gear, is shown as it takes off from the Los Angeles Municipal Airport on a test flight, February 21, 1939.
cammerjeff
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Nice! Hard to be sure but it looks like a Lockheed Orion in the background to me, makes it even more nice!
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A Grumman TBF Avenger gets an overhaul in its revetment on Bougainville by its mechanics. In the foreground is a 2,000 pound bomb waiting to be loaded. 16 February 1944
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A Fleet Air Arm Hawker Osprey biplane about to land on the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Courageous, 22 February 1939.
cammerjeff
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The aft elevator on that ship always looked like a landing disaster waiting to happen to my eyes!
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Ground crews of the No. 356 Squadron of the RAF in the Cocos Islands celebrate the news of Japan's surrender, 14 August 1945
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At Kwajalein Island, bombardiers and bomb technicians of the Seventh Air Force in the Marshalls take time out from their daily pounding of
Japanese positions in the Central Pacific to compose a greeting for Mother's Day 1944.
Japanese positions in the Central Pacific to compose a greeting for Mother's Day 1944.
Good shots!
