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    WWII British Uniforms Guide: British Army

    HELP! Did Indian Army troops, deployed in Italy, wear berets?
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    Afro-Caribbean RAF Ground crew

    I read somewhere that many of he men who came to Britain on the Empire Windrush had already served in Britain as RAF ground crew during WWII, including the Battle of Britain. Does anyone know anything about his?
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    Jewish PoWs

    A question, I hope doesn't turn nasty. How were American and British Jews treated if captured by German forces during WWII?
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    Truth is stranger than fiction

    You have to give it to Mossad. Talk about shutzpa.
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    Hunting Hitler on the History Channel

    The show isn't even in orbit around "Planet Wrong".
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    Hunting Hitler on the History Channel

    Sorry, Filo, old boy, but speaking as a Viking Re-enactor of over a quarter of a century, but this Vikings program fits right allong side all the other stuff. A pile of poo.
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    Hunting Hitler on the History Channel

    Oh, and a responce to V C: funnily enough we view Fox News as somewhat anti-British forvery much the same reasons.
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    Hunting Hitler on the History Channel

    I think it would be safe to suggest that most of those who have famously gone missing are now dead. Hitler, for instance, would be over a hundred. And he didn't look to well in that photo of him meeting members of SS Hitlerjungend.
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    Hunting Hitler on the History Channel

    Can I add, for our American friends that in Britain the Daily Mail is noted for its historical articals, but not known as a journal of record. I would not out too much trust in what is seen as a British version of Fox News.
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    Hunting Hitler on the History Channel

    Wouldn't that be 256 Squadron US Army Air Force?
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    WWII/old-fashioned military slang for passing gas.

    It just has to be said. In the UK, an oft used word is "trump". I'll leave that there for our American friends to think about.
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    Not politicaly correct But...

    I don't know how to link, off of a tablet. Sorry. Try google. It is very funny, I assure you. But don't do so at work.
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    When did the penny drop?

    I started this thread, because I was interested in the attitudes og tbe German High Command. I realise that Fritz in his plane, tank, trench or ship would do what he was told. But why didn't Guderian do something? Where was the Plan B? Andvto the Two of You who have turned this...
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    Not politicaly correct But...

    Possibly one of the funnyest things I have ever seen on You Tube. Google: Hitler gets banned from Jethro tull concert. Wow. Just.. Wow
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    It must be good to be a Prince!

    Actually the Average Brit still gets goose bumps when this lot fly over. Whete I used to work someobe used to fly a Spitfire over fairly regularly. I didn't get a lot of work done, and most others came out to watch them practice their loops and turns. The weird one wad I had taken...
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    When did the penny drop?

    A rather fundamental question, I suppose: At what point did the German military leadership begin to think that they had lost the War? And what plans had they in place to do anything about it?
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    The end of Vichy

    Does anyone know which Allied troops actually took the town of Vichy?
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    Return of the Catalina

    Catalinas. Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww My favourite aircraft of all. I'm not sure whether it was watching Jacque Cousteau programs on the tv as a child, or even my older brother making a model of one when we were both very young, but I love these machines. I saw one taking off from Duxford once...
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    Physiological problems of bomber crews in the eighth air force during wwii

    I've asked this before, sorry, but I never had any replies. It must have been lousy for the Allied bomber crews, but they had the "comfort" if that is the right word (and it isn't) of knowing that what they were doing was, sort of revenge for what the Germans had done earlier. But how did...
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    Colditz

    A former friend of mine had a German mother. His uncle used to deliver vegetables to Colditz, as a boy. He came back one day saying "You won't believe this but there is a prisoner up there, with no legs". They didn't. It was, of course, Douglas Bader.

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