That's really nice work there. I love the Crusader too and I'm glad you don't seem to have been persuaded against the idea of patching up your jacket.
You spoke of a nice cursive font, Big J - there are many on-line to choose from. Type "1940s font" into a search engine and you'll see lots of...
It's so funny how that "imprinting" happens - and how it tells me that the thing in question is the proper way it should be - even though it may well be inferior to the others that came after as a result of research and development. And still, I don't care. There's no logic to it, but there it...
It was my first ELC Irvin too - and I didn't like the russet colour so much, so I traded it in for the darker 1942 Pattern and I still have that - I love it! I'm so surprised to learn that the 1942 Pattern doesn't seem to find any favour … I love my 1942 Pattern because it is precisely like an...
I agree.
And if a bit of spice and variety is called for, perhaps we can also discuss Princess Leia's outfit too? :)
I took this at the Star Wars exhibit a couple of summers ago at the Canadian Air and Space Museum in Ottawa.
And the astonishing thing was how small Carrie Fisher was...
Indeed!
And the fault-lines are already appearing for it to happen again … but none of the world's leaders seem to know their history, nor the associated lessons that were hard-learned.
I thought it funny that he only decided to break his silence when he was offered that book on holocaust denial by a neo-nazi - and it clearly seemed to offend his sense of duty, patriotism and professionalism !
And by coincidence, I see that the story of the guard has a new update in today's press:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3051477/The-bookkeeper-death-wanted-world-know-true-horror-Auschwitz-means-s-jailed-war-crimes-93.html
Some interesting background on him - and it mentions the BBC...
I saw the story about that guard a couple of days ago in the Daily Mail.
But what was shocking for me was the readers' comments section at the foot of the article - and the great consensus of opinion was that it was "ridiculous and a waste of money to put him on trial - it won't bring anyone...
Corrected - thanks Stearman! My mistake. Good catch, Sir!
And the tour guide said it was taken as a war prize and the only one left - and I just looked it up on Wikipedia - and it's true!
From Wikipedia: "A single example (number 574/18) is preserved at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum...
Yes, that guy was on a documentary about Auschwitz that my girlfriend I watched on DVD last year. He regaled his time there in the SS as a clerical officer - and chuckled his way through his tales. He took the stolen possessions of the prisoners and was utterly unrepentant and without remorse...
The film I got and loved as a 15 yr old …
So I bought the book by Philip K. Dick - "Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?". Now that I didn't get!!! Terrible.
I was at the Canadian Air Force Museum in Ottawa a couple of summers back and it was a great exhibit. I got some great photos of some interesting stuff in there (a rare Heinkel He-162 plus a nice Me-163 and a Me-109 in MTO livery to name but three) - and I got these shots of a A.E.G. G.IV - it...
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