In the background

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Hanno Spoelstra

Excellent background finds, Keiths!

There may not be many of us but we're a real force when we get going.

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

There may not be many of us

Sorry, I could not resist

H.

[Keith Webb]

You'll need to watch the vudeeo (Video in Kiwese) to see it in this news story of the remake by Peter Jackson of the Dambusters. Intriguing.

Lunk

[Phil Waterman]

The story about remake of the Dam Buster movie was interesting. But I also enjoyed just browsing around the rest of the site, little bit like the old days of listening to shortwave to get a news perspective from other places.

Cheers Phil

[things_green]

from my fathers few images.
Italy 1944.


Bruce, 19, & Dorothy (evidently his girlfriend back home. Not my mother ;-)


mates from his engineering company.


ditto


cute pooch ;-)

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by things_green

from my fathers few images.
Italy 1944.

Hi things_green,

Thanks for sharing your father´s images. Interesting to see the "door art"!

What unit was you father serving in?

Thanks,
Hanno

[Keith Orpin]

This image appeared on the Allied Forum, posted by Radak, but I thought we should see it on MLU !. no it's not the Bike or the Kubel, it's the CMP 3 tonner in the background
Keith

[sapper740]

Originally Posted by things_green

from my fathers few images.
Italy 1944.

Very interesting pictures of the artwork on the trucks' doors, things-green. More than one "expert" has told me that one never saw names or artwork on other than AFV's in WWII.

CHIMO! Derek.

[alvin5182]

Gents:

Found this on an aviation website! Consensus so far is that it was taken at Labuan, North Borneo. Any thoughts on the tail marking on the P-40N (RAAF)?





Al Davis