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R.A.F at War..video 10 parts each part can be view...
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RAF at War PART 1_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 2_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 3_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 4_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 5_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 6_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 7_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 8_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 9_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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RAF at War PART 10_10 rare archival footage.mp4
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vikingBerserker
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Excellent!
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This motion picture film focuses on the British defense against German aerial warfare, August-December, 1940. It emphasizes the courage of the people and the skill of the Royal Air Force (RAF.)
It is in 4 parts, each part can be view
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It is in 4 parts, each part can be view
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Thanks Sunny. I especially liked the B-26 video.
vikingBerserker
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Excellent as always!
Crimea_River
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Like the Hartmann painting.
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Thanks Sunny. I especially liked the B-26 video.
Yes it was Aaron but it started me wondering like when I saw that show "Abandoned" with a 2-3 story industrial weaving machine!!No one today could run it and to little people of the US could work like that generation did during WWII.
Thanks Sunny! 
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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I know what you mean Javlin. I grew up on the farm and then spent two years on a harvest crew in the midwest and folks ask me what I have done and when I tell them they can't believe it. And by no means did I work anywhere near what the folks did during the war. People just don't realize and have no idea what it took to make a living back then. I did the harvest thing because I could get paid for seeing a part of the country that I had not seen and the job was not hard but the hours were long, eighteen to twenty hours a day. You tell someone today they have to work that and they'll walk off.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Oops.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Ouch!
