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Mhm, I believe he was (my memory is shot still.) even more laughable, as it looks outright staged too... Ah, the drama and prop even then.
(fabulous to see you sweetheart, and not forgetting you also @MK_ultra ~ as ever? superb sets Gents. I'm still out of commission, easing back slowly to life - will post when I can.)
You can easily see the walls behind the priest were made of painted fabric like in a theatre or movie set.
The collector said it's from a set of propaganda postcards.
They're shooting shrapnel barrages there's no need to hit the plane directly.
You can see one of the men holding the ammunition has the tool for setting the time fuzes in his hand.
Must be in the early days of WW1, later all factions had real Flak.
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Mostly D Day.
British paratroopers pose with their toy mascot "Pegasus" just before commencing the Normandy invasion.
British servicemen share a bottle of rum that they found floating in the ocean soon after landing in the area of Gold Beach.
American paratroopers about to take off for the Normandy invasion.
Operation Overlord. American paratroopers about to take off toward Normandy.
American craft crossing the English Channel soon before landing in Normandy.
U.S. soldiers wait in a landing craft as it approaches Omaha Beach.
“Into the Jaws of Death — U.S. troops wading through water and Nazi gunfire. " A U.S. landing craft approaches Omaha Beach during the D-Day invasion.
Reinforcements disembark from a landing barge on the beaches.
American soldiers land at Omaha Beach.
Canadian soldiers land on Courseulles Beach.
An American soldier in Normandy soon after the invasion.
American soldiers pull survivors from a sunken landing craft onto shore at Omaha Beach.
Various American landing craft gather on Omaha Beach following the landings.
Hordes of military craft land on Omaha Beach as part of Operation Overlord.
U.S. troops, among the first to land, approach the beaches of Normandy, likely near Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer.
British soldiers assist the wounded at Sword Beach.
American soldiers trying to help a comrade in the Easy Red beach sector.
British soldiers transport a wounded comrade in the area of Sword Beach.
American soldiers recover the dead on Omaha Beach following the completion of the initial assault of Operation Overlord.
British troops escort captured German soldiers along Gold Beach.
More German soldiers surrender to Allied troops in Quinville, France just after D-Day.
Soon after D-Day, American servicemen use a captured Nazi flag as a tablecloth.
British paratroopers pose with their toy mascot "Pegasus" just before commencing the Normandy invasion.
British servicemen share a bottle of rum that they found floating in the ocean soon after landing in the area of Gold Beach.
American paratroopers about to take off for the Normandy invasion.
Operation Overlord. American paratroopers about to take off toward Normandy.
American craft crossing the English Channel soon before landing in Normandy.
U.S. soldiers wait in a landing craft as it approaches Omaha Beach.
“Into the Jaws of Death — U.S. troops wading through water and Nazi gunfire. " A U.S. landing craft approaches Omaha Beach during the D-Day invasion.
Reinforcements disembark from a landing barge on the beaches.
American soldiers land at Omaha Beach.
Canadian soldiers land on Courseulles Beach.
American soldiers pull survivors from a sunken landing craft onto shore at Omaha Beach.
Various American landing craft gather on Omaha Beach following the landings.
Hordes of military craft land on Omaha Beach as part of Operation Overlord.
U.S. troops, among the first to land, approach the beaches of Normandy, likely near Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer.
British soldiers assist the wounded at Sword Beach.
American soldiers trying to help a comrade in the Easy Red beach sector.
British soldiers transport a wounded comrade in the area of Sword Beach.
American soldiers recover the dead on Omaha Beach following the completion of the initial assault of Operation Overlord.
British troops escort captured German soldiers along Gold Beach.
More German soldiers surrender to Allied troops in Quinville, France just after D-Day.
Soon after D-Day, American servicemen use a captured Nazi flag as a tablecloth.
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Looks like he wears a kind of floating device, not seen before. Maybe it's improvised. (Edit: no, it isn't)
Nice shots.
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The Bosnian-Serb special unit "Garda Panteri" from the town of Bijeljina on the way to the battle!
Crazy self-armoured combat vehicles they have built! Perhaps the directors of "Mad Max" got their vehicle creations from this unit 😅
Crazy self-armoured combat vehicles they have built! Perhaps the directors of "Mad Max" got their vehicle creations from this unit 😅
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Russians had Mosin Nagant rifles in 7,62x54 Russian.
A quite unique cartridge for a (modern) rifle; it has a rim like a revolver round. Old design.
But they have them until today, even for the machine guns. Works well.
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