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bf109xxl · Feb 21, 2024

Snautzer01 said:
You are just a waist of space in this.

Was it also "researchable"? You are rather a negative value, a "black hole".

Snautzer01 said:
I am done with you.

You've made me happy. Tschuss, Herr Snautzer.

rochie · Feb 21, 2024

made me happy too, was getting bored of the tit for tat crap !

Zippythehog · Feb 21, 2024

Still no pics of Zhukov's knees…

Snautzer01 · Feb 21, 2024

Zippythehog said:
Still no pics of Zhukov's knees…

Wish I had thought of that.

hal bregg · Feb 21, 2024

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?

Wurger · Feb 21, 2024

Zippythehog said:
Still no pics of Zhukov's knees…

Snautzer01 said:
Wish I had thought of that.

I have found the shots of his kees both the military and civilian variant.

Elvis · Feb 21, 2024

WARSPITER said:
Patton was an avid studier of history. That in itself involves a lot of thinking.

....waitaminute....you're actually arguing FOR "Military Intelligence"?
Isn't that a misnomer?
...Of course, General Patton would be one of the exceptions.

syscom3 · Feb 21, 2024

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 · Feb 21, 2024

Nice! Hard to be sure but it looks like a Lockheed Orion in the background to me, makes it even more nice!

syscom3 · Feb 21, 2024

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

Wurger · Feb 22, 2024

the source: the net.

Snautzer01 · Feb 22, 2024

syscom3 · Feb 22, 2024

A Fleet Air Arm Hawker Osprey biplane about to land on the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Courageous, 22 February 1939.

cammerjeff · Feb 22, 2024

The aft elevator on that ship always looked like a landing disaster waiting to happen to my eyes!

Zippythehog · Feb 22, 2024

syscom3 · Feb 24, 2024

Ground crews of the No. 356 Squadron of the RAF in the Cocos Islands celebrate the news of Japan's surrender, 14 August 1945

Viking1066 · Feb 25, 2024

syscom3 · Feb 25, 2024

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.

Wurger · Feb 25, 2024

Gnomey · Feb 25, 2024

Good shots!

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