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  1. fv1609

    HMVF Flags

    Square yellow flag with a white disc for me :naughty: Wonder who understands the significance of that Richard, Tony..?
  2. Fraid so! Troodos mountains Cyprus 1959. Mine device idea of RHG officer.
  3. Yes brilliant very good indeed. This a member of the British Army team of the British North Greenland Expedition in 1954.
  4. Peeping never did anyone any good did it Richard?
  5. Bit of an early entry Richard :-D Ingenious but nope
  6. Nope but is an interesting interpretation I hadn't thought of.
  7. Yes, what is it? There are clues there, sort of.
  8. fv1609

    Cockleshell

    I am sure I once saw a reference that the Cockleshells used IR signalling. But could never find any details - pity. Originally the only defence application for IR was not for night vision, but for clandestine signalling & to that end in the 1920s the Admiralty were the only arm of service that saw any potential in researching & developping systems. Can anyone else recall references to IR for Cockleshell?
  9. Yes Tony well done, but why did you take so long? I mean that was 5 minutes ;-) OK Now what sort of vehicle is it attached to? The tyre marks may give a clue, or they may not. 8-)
  10. Oh goodness knows :dunno: What I do know is when the farrier comes & leaves nails in the drive for me to drive over that makes very :argh:
  11. Yes I wasn't sure whether someone might have thought it was RAMC, given the jpg title might have confused some.
  12. If you want to go for a record, I'm just about to post MO No.49. So stand by your buttons chaps
  13. Well done Lee, who's a clever boy? Got me out for a duck in 3 minutes. I think that must be a record! http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/fv1620/shoeing.jpg[/img]
  14. Robert well deduced, you are pretty well correct. This is Lt Col W F N Watson RAEC Staff Officer No. 1 Group giving elocution exercises. In 1954 he travelled to regular & TA units of Anti-Aircraft Command in the SE. The article says "Students are told that bad enunciation is largely due to carelessness & the English tendency to speak with a rigid jaw & a stiff upper lip as though they had a pipe clenched between their teeth." The class here were receiving jaw loosening exercises.
  15. I little bit further back & you could be right.
  16. Goodness me, I don't know how it got called that ;-) Have you been peeping Neil? :-D
  17. There is a strand of truth in what you say, I need to go back to source & check out to what extent. Back later on!
  18. Nope well they certainly don't look very happy, especially her not joining in.
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