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  1. Fred Wilson
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    Is it possible to make a capital ship immune to air attack?

    HMS Hood? http://www.hmshood.com/ship/hoodspecs2.htm
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 31, 2016 in forum: Ships & Shipborne Weaponry
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    New Member

    Welcome! Different Aircraft? This 1943 image is close to yours. [IMG]
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 23, 2016 in forum: ☆☆ New Recruits ☆☆
  3. Fred Wilson
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    What have you been watching?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pWooTxr7kY
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 22, 2016 in forum: WWII Films & TV
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    Need help with List of most famous WWII warships

    Axis Navy Queen Candidates. Western Axis "Queen" Heavy Cruisers (and reclassified as thus Pocket battleships) Research. Queen of Spades: the...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 21, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
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    Need help with List of most famous WWII warships

    Axis Navy King Candidates. Western Axis "King" Battleship and Battlecruisers Research. King of Spades: the one that dug in. Did the dirty job and...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 20, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
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    Need help with List of most famous WWII warships

    US Navy Jack Candidates. Jack of Spades Candidates: Jack of Hearts Candidates: Maddox a Gleaves-class destroyer, [IMG]36°52′N 13°56′E 10 July...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 20, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
  7. Fred Wilson
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    Need help with List of most famous WWII warships

    US Jacks Losses Research: a US Jack of Clubs Sub Battle Candidate! [IMG] :flag_USA_ww2: Underhill [IMG]19°20′N 126°42′E 24 July 1945 Sunk by...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 20, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
  8. Fred Wilson
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    Need help with List of most famous WWII warships

    US Navy Queen Aircraft Carriers cont... Lexington (CV-2) [IMG]15°12′S 155°27′E, Battle of the Coral Sea 8 May 1942 Sunk by carrier-based aircraft...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 19, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
  9. Fred Wilson
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    Need help with List of most famous WWII warships

    US Navy Queen Aircraft Carrier Candidates. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sunken_aircraft_carriers#United_States Yorktown (CV-5) Lexington...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 19, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
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    Need help with List of most famous WWII warships

    Working on the US List off line, in PM with Alvinhy. US Navy King Candidates King of Spades Candidates: A D-Day Candidate! [IMG] [IMG]...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 19, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
  11. Fred Wilson
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    Sea planes: un-realized potential?

    Good place to start: Seaplanes etc at: http://www.pacificwrecks.com/aircraft/
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 18, 2016 in forum: Ships & Shipborne Weaponry
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    Searchlights.

    A BOAC Douglas DC-3, silhouetted by night at Gibraltar by the batteries of searchlights on the Rock, as it is prepared for a flight to the United...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 18, 2016 in forum: Aircraft
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    BOAC DC-3-194 Flight 777-A lost 1943-06-01, Captured KLM Aircraft

    Corrected Youtube Url https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhSWDIGVfkQ Looking for the image. above [IMG]
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 18, 2016 in forum: Air War in Western Europe 1939 - 1945
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    Sea planes: un-realized potential?

    Yes. They live in the LST category. Large Stationery Targets. Never the less, by far and away, some of the most remarkable, interesting, heroic...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 18, 2016 in forum: Ships & Shipborne Weaponry
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    Famous Idioms

    American Idioms: http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_vault/2013/11/11/military_slang_terms_used_by_soldiers_in_wwii.html
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 17, 2016 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Famous Idioms

    RAF slang: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_slang 1. The Real Gen. (Real truth, story, Real Exemplary Pilot / Crew / Guy.) 2. From:...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 17, 2016 in forum: Free Fire Zone
  17. Fred Wilson
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    Famous Idioms

    Not on our Sister forum either I think Boss! http://ww2talk.com/forums/topic/4939-idioms-of-the-period/
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 17, 2016 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Reviving lost websites ?

    http://aircrewremembrancesociety.com https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://aircrewremembrancesociety.com...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 17, 2016 in forum: Safe Harbor Initiative
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    It It is the start of Hanukkah and it caused me to think about Ron Goldstein,

    WW2 Talk → Ron Goldstein's Content - Reposted Image Collections !!! !!! !!! !!! Thanks to our sister forum: http://ww2talk.com...
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 14, 2016 in forum: Free Fire Zone
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    Forum Members. Search by Country location possible?

    HA96 - are you the one and only steffen on my most admired list? Steffan IT from LostAircraft.com? If so, welcome welcome, welcome!
    Post by: Fred Wilson, Mar 14, 2016 in forum: Counter-Battery Fire
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