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WW2 original color photos
- Thread starter Kermit3D
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ausreenactor
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Is that an exhaust pipe? Power unit / generator?
VeraVoulik
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VeraVoulik
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ausreenactor
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Is that vermin?
Griffon_301
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No, that's Hans Phillip, a LW fighter ace with 206 kills...
ausreenactor
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Griffon_301
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I knew that you meant the fox 
The opportunity was just too good to pass by ..
And we here in Austria view foxes as cute, cunning animals...
The opportunity was just too good to pass by ..
And we here in Austria view foxes as cute, cunning animals...
Pa12
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Likely a janitrol heater. I’ve used one many times. For preheating the engines.
Chandler
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Interesting mix of equipment -- think they've been trading goggles?
Narvik?
Guy at the far left- front looks like actor Rick Warden (Harry Welsh in BoB).
Micawber
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TBH I can't recall if this has been posted before but if so it is worthy of a repeat. Gathering the harvest, Andrews field, Essex, GB. The heavy horse shown is called a Suffolk Punch and was developed for farm use use in East Anglia [the counties of Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridge and Essex] centuries ago. The breed almost became extinct as agriculture adopted tractors and other machinery and remains on the endangered list but numbers are slowly rising. How do I know all this? I keep Suffolk Punch horses.
YoungMedic
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Does this appear to be London? The LFB’s losses and rolls during WW2 have always interested me from a standpoint of resilience and innovation. They basically wrote the book on collapse emergencies during this time while suffering tremendous casualties of their own
