Enigma

Cool!!! The Spit nearly took his head off!! Jessie, no pics to be seen.. Where I live is lowflying training area for our Aapache helicopters, film and photo by yours truly. The film is very short, the battery died... http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a264/T214/th_Olaf041.jpg[/img] The photo was taken a few months ago, behind the embankment is the river Maas, they are allowed to fly at 15 meters (about 45 feet). The photo [attachment deleted by admin]

A pool ladder? :rofl:

:pfrt: :n00b:

Eindhoven 18 sep , outside a hotel. [attachment deleted by admin]

The running one was cool, lol :rofl: :tup:

Phew, thought it was something intimate... :oops:

Come on Jack, thats to easy, spill!!!! :-)

I'll probably regret asking but I am too curious; :oops: whats this about???

Jeaulous now.... :cry:

They were used like that in the Pacific.

Hmmm, my brothersaid the same but I wasn't convinced?!...

I'd be happy to be a passenger!!

Didn't work. Tried several time, also logged out to see if my password is correct and it is??

:argh:

Guess the postwar armies where happy with them because they were cheap and better than nothing. Doesn't give much protection but lots of mobility! After the war fully tracked vehicles got more mobile and took over the halftracks roles. The Chech armie used them because they had chassis left from WW2 production which was made in their country anyway. Again cheap and mobile. Don't forget halftracks weren't designed to withstand heavier calibre MG's, just mobility to get Infantry as fast transported as tanks with protection from small arms fire. The Armies who used them post war like Holland till the 60-70's probably did that out of economics not for battleworthyness. A mistake was to think of a Halftrack as a sort of light tank - it wasn't. They found that out when used as tankdestroyers in WW2. A Artillery burst would kill them - no armoured roof! The Chech did put in a roof after the war...

Damn, I should get myself a house in England...well haven't got 1 here neither :oops:

:-o Wow, what a nice collection of vehicles. At least there still around somewhere.

Take a look... :-o http://www.courtesyaircraft.com/inventory%20table.htm

Didn't know these photo's. Thanks.

Anti aircraftgun?

I wanted to make a gallery but when I went to the empty ones and chose mine I couldn't add photo's??? Do I need to get a new password or account??

Washington?? That's not bad....

Used by dates are in some cases invented to replace stuff when its not neccecary like salt. Eaten enough food that was outdated. Must say a dairydrink out of date 2 months gives gasalarm :oops: for an entire evening...

Here in Holland in my region there are several british graves in civilian cemetarys, we visit the ones in Puijflijk (a little hamlet near Nijmegen) each year where recce's lay buried.

Da comrad!