why is the "check engine" light flashing again? Must be another faulty fuse....
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It followed me home, can I keep it?!
Just watched an USAAF film on flak and how to avoid it. I'm guessing this is what the third is, "barrage"flak. Where all the guns fire at one predicted point in the sky instead of of continuously tracking with just 4 or 6 guns...
Who says Cats don't like to be bathed!
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syscom3
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P-38 of Maj.Charles F. Matheson, Clastres, France 1944
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Soviet aircraft dominating the skies over Berlin.
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A P-51 Mustang (QV-J, serial number KM193) of No. 19 Squadron, RAF takes off at Peterhead, flown by Squadron Leader Peter Hearne, 20 April 1945.
"See that guy over there? I want you guys to kick his a$$."
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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New Zealander soldiers recapture a Matilda tank and take prisoner its German crew during Operation Crusader, 3 December 1941. War History Online.
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syscom3
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75 years ago today. April 25 1945.
American and Soviet meeting at Torgau as Germany is split in half. American 2nd Lt. William Robertson and Russian Lt. Alexander Sylvashko met near Torgau, Germany, 25 April 1945. This staged photograph is probably from the following day.
American and Soviet meeting at Torgau as Germany is split in half. American 2nd Lt. William Robertson and Russian Lt. Alexander Sylvashko met near Torgau, Germany, 25 April 1945. This staged photograph is probably from the following day.
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A flight of Thunderbolts buzz ground crew salvaging written-off P-47 wreckage
Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Shell stuck in a Tiger's track. No photo credit available.
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8.8-cm FlaK 36 in an ambush position, Netherlands. 1944. No photo credit available.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
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French resistance member Georges Blindes, smiles at the firing squad before him. Blindes was interrogated several times in this manner, but never said a words. He was eventually shipped off to a concentration camp in Blachownia Śląska, Poland, where he died in Oct 1944. No photo credit available.
Good shots guys!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Dr. Nagai of Nagasaki Hospital inspecting damage caused by the atomic bomb, Nagasaki, Japan, 1945. Nagai would die of radiation poisoning a few days after this photo was taken. War History Online
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Oh dear..... here we go again.
