Texasgordo
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The German army after their surrender in Russia
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Texasgordo
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Cobra providing air support in Vietnam
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Marshall and Patton
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Navy SEAL in Vietnam
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Ol' Sparky
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lmFao!
I had to let it loop a few times, not enough lead in before the swing.
DubiousDan
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I wonder how many lived to make it back to Germany"
DubiousDan
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Any one know which ship this is? Photos I can find of the Hornet and Yorktown don't show and planes on the deck when it was sinking and though the Lexington had planes on deck it was on fire when abandoned.
Texasgordo
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Because I actually love the history of bombs and warfare:
This is 'Mike.'
A hydrogen bomb set off for the first time on the small island of Elugelab November 1, 1952. It completely vaporized the island, leaving a 6,000 foot deep crater in its wake.
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A hydrogen bomb set off for the first time on the small island of Elugelab November 1, 1952. It completely vaporized the island, leaving a 6,000 foot deep crater in its wake.
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Texan-in-Training
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This was the "Special Weapon" carried by the aircraft I worked on.
My understanding was this was a publicity stunt for the benefit of the Canadians since intercepts of Soviet bombers would be taking place in their airspace.
