I usually just dunk it for a while in warm water... I suspect that does the same thing.
lol... it was car that had already been put for scrap. Shaun used to hire them of the scrap guys on the site for £20 a day. (plus an extra £20 if h...
Are you sure that was an accident? Matt, is a decent fella. Ben, IMHO is a bit of a bellend... Heh... dunno but everyone was quite shocked...
even he did some VERY stupid things... Including running over a car whilst people were in it. Luckily it was Matt and Ben of Stirling in the car... ...
No I know who its from... its from someone I've been dealing with on ebay... He put a return address on the envelope
An empty envelope Yup... that's right, today I received a 1st class letter with nothing in it. Its not even wartime dated... lol
I see what you mean... fair enough.
Actually as far as I can see it wasn't that rare for units to have a mix of equipment in Sicily, even within a section. I'm not sure about airborne, b...
Heh... yup, don't worry guys! Personally I think I will be in un-blancoed webbing as I'll have it by then, actually it may be blancoed in sand colou...
The trousers are British 49 pattern...
er... that looks like guzzi
Okay... me and Gadge had a chat about this... We'd like to go with what Dan is suggesting and recommend you snip off the "No2" from the insi...
woolen commando cap- although I'm blowed if I can work out how to sort it out, it appers that I may have to unstitch one end then roll it up? NOOOOOO...
They also use binocular cases instead of utility pouches... ffs
K.. I think Gadge has the Major tabs. BTW... looking through my new book it looks like unblancoed webbing is the order of the day for Sicily... lol
Sounds fine to me... want to borrow my insignia? BTW, I found out at the Staffs Museum that the cap badge for officers should be bronze... (I think ...
Except that the way the genders are done on the small batts is the opposite to the large ones... I can't remember which is which way around though.