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Re: Arromanches 1944

Yeah basically its a modified crap hat. They *were* unspeakably recruit but became uber ally for a while after the sas started wearing them in prefer...

18 years ago
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Re: SOF Liquid "Brush On" Blanco

Sure there is a big thread on this already mate. Have a read through the existing blanco thread to save duplicating them i'm going to lock this one. ...

18 years ago
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Re: Arromanches 1944

Hmmm... here's me in the field in the late 90s. Comfy and combat effective took precedent over tidy then as now... Oh and to get back to the 40s ...

18 years ago
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Re: Arromanches 1944

How the hell did the germans fight when they looked like that DONT TELL THEM YOUR NAME PIKE Perhaps it was because our forefathers just go...

18 years ago
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Re: The road to arnhem....

Yeah exactly which is why a 'hells highway' game makes loads of sense and a free for all Arnhem game makes none.

18 years ago
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Re: The road to arnhem....

I dunno rich the info put up inplies its about the journey to arnhem and XXX corp. DOesnt mention Airborne once. Surely if it was all of market gard...

18 years ago
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Re: In search of Diesel Monkey - RE Husky

Cheers chap, i'll have a peek.

18 years ago
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Re: Arromanches 1944

Yeah but that actually makes them rarer as most pics are posed and show regulation stuff as it was so heavily censored. You rarely see stuff like sho...

18 years ago
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Re: Arromanches 1944

Top pic: Rare shot of denims in a 'combat' as opposed to labouring setting really. Also unusual to see ORs with a collared shirt, bloke on far left ...

18 years ago
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Re: Arromanches 1944

Manufacturing variation probably. I've seen 37 pattern with no pleats before but these could well be privately tailored ones on officers.

18 years ago
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Re: Major selling up

Oh bugger. Hope Andys ok.

18 years ago
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Re: Join the Poor Bloody Infantry

If you tell them its for south staffords re-enacting group i doubt they will mind. When you are there it might be worth picking up some spare cap badg...

18 years ago
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Re: Join the Poor Bloody Infantry

HOLLAND, a cloth so called from the country where it was first made. It was originally a fine plain linen fabric of a brownish colour - unbleached fla...

18 years ago
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Re: Join the Poor Bloody Infantry

HOLLAND, a cloth so called from the country where it was first made. It was originally a fine plain linen fabric of a brownish colour - unbleached fla...

18 years ago
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Re: Join the Poor Bloody Infantry

The way Pete's is the way mine was when i was a Stafford but its not quite the same as the WWII stuff. the wwII stuff had a much finer weave, more li...

18 years ago
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Re: Join the Poor Bloody Infantry

To my knowledge it should be *all* i'm sure war neccessities meant some blokes didnt bother or had replacement cap badges but got no cloth. Basically...

18 years ago
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Re: Join the Poor Bloody Infantry

Tis true , i've nice 44 dated RAC lid that i'm keeping as is, i was going to convert it but it seems pointless as they may soon be valuable in their o...

18 years ago
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