You Tube finds

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There you go.

[Glorfindel]

Thank you !   

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92 squadron Lightnings at Gutersloh.

My dad was with 92 Sqn in Gutersloh. Perhaps one of these shadowy figures is him. 

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Thank you !   

Any time. 

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Bandeath - Just outside Stirling. This is where I was today - but  it was grey and rainy and looked a bit spooky.

WWI & WWII munitions dept. Evidence of a light railway.

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Right. How many rulesets allow this?

[d_Guy]

Rather like rolling one - two hundred consecutive times.

[fsn]

To be fair, I have had games like that.

[Westmarcher]

Some great sounds here. Reminds me of one time I was alone on one of the local golf courses and stopped playing to watch what seemed like my own personal aerobatic display by a Spitfire which 'beat up' the golf course (the display was for the benefit of the nearby Rolls Royce factory celebrating an anniversary of the Merlin engine).

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This is brilliant. It says 1930s, but I would think 1939-1940.

I try and match the way my troops act to the way they were trained. In this film, I would kick any NCO who allowed his troops to advance as bunched up as the Germans in this film.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Ranges - far too long - 600m for an L4 Bren and 300 for an SLR, both have a more powerful round.....

[d_Guy]

As with many training films optimism is the theme.

[steve_holmes_11]

As with many training films optimism is the theme.

Perhaps the Narrator plays with some of those "Novelty dice".

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The merits of Classic Greece vs Ancient Rome; debated by Boris Johnson and Mary Beard.

Not military, but erudite and great fun.

Fierce Kitty, I thought you'd enjoy this one.

[FierceKitty]

Ta. I'll check it out presently.