How could you all forget?

[Al Schlageter]

September 15 > Battle of Britain Day





http://www.battleofbritain1940.net/0041.html

[JG52Krupi]

Some of us didn't, I was hoping to have my spitfire spade grip finished but I took too long...

[ATAG_Dutch]

Some of us most definately didn't.

I didn't post anything here though. The place is a little volatile at the mo.

Respect and Remembrance.

Thanks for posting Al.

[=CfC= Father Ted]

We get a fly-past at this time of year, so I didn't forget - got myself a good helping of Merlin aural goodness

[MB_Avro_UK]

I didn't forget.

This is the recollection of a Battle of Britain Hurricane pilot. It relates to his first flight in a Hurricane. And this was his first Squadron. No lectures or instruction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5c6_...eature=related

Interesting.

Best Regards,
MB_Avro

[Trumper]

Not forgotten here either but as we have been told recently that the Russian market is much more important than BoB i am surprised it has been mentioned on here at all.

[Al Schlageter]

Originally Posted by Trumper

Not forgotten here either but as we have been told recently that the Russian market is much more important than BoB i am surprised it has been mentioned on here at all.

You mean they have computers that can run the game?

[Skoshi Tiger]

Not forgotten, though I was a bit preoccupied with the 70th Anniversity Memorial service for the Kokoda Track Campaign fought by the 7th Division AIF against the Imperial Japanese forces in Papua New Guinea.

The 2nd/16th Infantry Battalion Association had their annual service in Kings Park, Perth on Sunday.

There was a good turn out, and the Western Australia 16th Battalion Cameron Highlanders Pipe Band and the Honnor guard from the Guilford Grammar cadet unit did the Vets proud. The last post was very moving.

Cheers!

[Igo kyu]

With the greatest of ease. It's remembering things that's difficult.

[No1 Cheese]

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger

Not forgotten, though I was a bit preoccupied with the 70th Anniversity Memorial service for the Kokoda Track Campaign fought by the 7th Division AIF against the Imperial Japanese forces in Papua New Guinea.

The 2nd/16th Infantry Battalion Association had their annual service in Kings Park, Perth on Sunday.

There was a good turn out, and the Western Australia 16th Battalion Cameron Highlanders Pipe Band and the Honnor guard from the Guilford Grammar cadet unit did the Vets proud. The last post was very moving.

Cheers!

S!

Let none of them be forgotten!!!

Cheese