I can relate anything to WWII

Talking of tanks.......there's quite a large building site not far from where I live. It used to be a lovely, public path, country walk. To keep it all safe/secure there's a fence, but they've also dumped all the foundation diggings, along the path.... building up a significant ridge.

I was walking the dog the other day and, from behind the ridge, you could hear the caterpillar tracks of some heavy machinery.....and I immediately thought of how completely and utterly petrifying it must be, in war, to be that close to enemy tracked vehicles. Hearing them, so close.........

 

You are correct

 

Did you signal him with a mirror like Errol Flynn in Objective Burma?

 

Dave that would have been foolish of me he was on a strafing run.

 

Aha. Like Edmond O'Brien in Fighter Squadron then.

 

Up Periscope

 

In the spirit of the Ki-61 (In reverse)

 

It is WW2

 

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I see camo of sorts

 

Is it weird that every time I see a picture of the Thames from that angle I look for the barge carrying Nelson's body and wonder if Hornblower is below decks trying to save the whole mission?

 

Modern buildings are ugly, soulless structures. One of those buildings looked like it's been jeweled (dowel rod with polishing compound). Bring back neo-classical.