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Operation Dynamo

Discussion in 'Information Requests' started by Trenchfoot, Aug 5, 2004.

  1. Trenchfoot

    Trenchfoot Member

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    So, I sold the wife on the idea of heading off to France this weekend to pick up some cheap booze and smokes.

    Now by pure coincidence we're going to Dunkerque,
    and I just happen to be reading a book on Operation Dynamo (I know, what are the chances of that happening ;) )She'll be so surprised (Not!)

    Can anyone recommend 'must see' sites, or know of a good guide book to pick up?

    Many thanks in advance for any and all replies and recommendations

    Cheers
    Trench
     
  2. TheRedBaron

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    Lucky old you!

    Welcome aboard Trenchie!

    I cant offer much help but do they do a 'Dunkirk' book in the battleground series?

    I really must get to Dunkirk as my Grandfather was evacuated from there...
     
  3. Trenchfoot

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    Hi Baron

    Battleground Europe, why didn't I think of that!

    Many thanks for the info and also the welcome. I did post a 'hello' on the newbs thread so as to avoid being up on a charge on day 1

    This looks like a grand place to waste afternoons at work LOL!
     
  4. drache

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    Tell me about it .... [​IMG]
     
  5. Maverik

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    Tell me about it .... [​IMG] [/QB][/QUOTE]

    Oh yeah!

    welcome on board trenchfoot, there are a lot of us newbies, don't be intimidated by these vets and all their flashy medals, like yourself I have a lot to learn about WW11 and this site is great for that!

    Welcome on board.
     
  6. Trenchfoot

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    Thanks Maverick,

    Now more advice.... how do I tell the Wife "well just fancy that, we're right where the evacuation took place" and keep my knackers? LOL
     
  7. Maverik

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    Best of luck on that one! I do not give advise on Spouses I can't handle my own!
     
  8. drache

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    Geez guys, is it that bad - I'm getting married soon :( We're going to Italy - do you think I can get her to see Monte Cassino?
     
  9. Maverik

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    Maybe, buy her a pair of shoes or a hand bag before you ask, just to make sure!
     
  10. drache

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    Ah, you know my fiance! [​IMG]
     
  11. Martin Bull

    Martin Bull Acting Wg. Cdr

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    A very warm ( forgive the pun - humidity feels like 99% in London today [​IMG] ) welcome to the Forums, Trenchfoot !

    Being an avid battlefield walker myself, I can highly recommend a visit to the Battlefields of WWII website ; -

    http://battlefieldsww2.50megs.com/

    This excellent site is run by Paul Reed, better known to us here on the Forums as 'Sommecourt'. You may have to persevere a bit to find Dunkirk info ; it's never been as popular a destination as, say, Normandy or Arnhem.
     

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