Picture of the day.
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Benevolens Magister
He's behind you !
Sorry, couldn't resist, as my first impression was of a pantomime horse !!
Sorry, couldn't resist, as my first impression was of a pantomime horse !!
fastmongrel
1st Sergeant
Peter Gunn
Master Sergeant
"And then I did a low pass over the Reichs Air Ministry building and yelled out 'HEY GOERING, THAT UNIFORM MAKES YOUR BUTT LOOK THIS BIG'"
or alternatively...
Sir(Ivan)MixAlot "Sing it with me boys... I LIKE BIG BUTTS AND I CANNOT LIE..."
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michaelmaltby
Colonel
Peter Gunn
Master Sergeant
Agreed, my first thought as well, also I think if looks could kill, that horse would have slayed the photographer right then and there.
michaelmaltby
Colonel
Belgium. December, 1944
Peter Gunn
Master Sergeant
RE: Post 11088
WOW, it took me a second to see it but that PzIV(?) took one hell of a hit right in the upper front plate area.
Also I'm quite intrigued/moved by that pic, hope you don't mind but I snagged that one, perhaps it's the G.I. in the halftrak looking at the dusted panzer as they drive by, don't know.
WOW, it took me a second to see it but that PzIV(?) took one hell of a hit right in the upper front plate area.
Also I'm quite intrigued/moved by that pic, hope you don't mind but I snagged that one, perhaps it's the G.I. in the halftrak looking at the dusted panzer as they drive by, don't know.
buffnut453
Captain
Oh no he's not!!!!
Clearly, neither could I. Yeah, I know...coat time again.
P.S. Not entirely sure that pantomime translates well outside the British Isles...but, then again, some people could use some edjumacating!
michaelmaltby
Colonel
... brave little ships ... manned by brave young Canadian boys the majority of whom had grown up land-locked
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michaelmaltby
Colonel
".... pantomime translates well outside the British Isles"
To outside observers all life in the British Isles is pantomime
To outside observers all life in the British Isles is pantomime
buffnut453
Captain
".... pantomime translates well outside the British Isles"
To outside observers all life in the British Isles is pantomime
Oh no it's not!
Sorry...I just can't help myself!
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syscom3
Pacific Historian
A B24 of the 446th BG (8th AF) over Chateaudun France.
michaelmaltby
Colonel
43,000 Germans are paraded into slavery in Moscow after Operation Bagration, June 22, 1944
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nbDIqBi0lA&pbjreload=10
Many of the Germans had acute bowel issues from the spotty diet and
that was just part of the humiliation show the Russians appreciated.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nbDIqBi0lA&pbjreload=10
Many of the Germans had acute bowel issues from the spotty diet and
that was just part of the humiliation show the Russians appreciated.
