WW1 Red Fokker Dr1 takes to the skies

It’s criminal negligence if you leave drugs or car keys out and somebody gets hurt.  If you leave a firearm out its a different matter.  Why?  Hint Hint……The NRA will not go to bat for your misplaced keys or drugs…

Oh look a religious debate on a board game forum! I’ll go get my popcorn.

@MrMalachiCrunch:

I was told the family history of the Churchill’s originated about that time.  I really should verify this but a cousin went to somerset house 20 some odd years ago to do some research on the family tree.  I was told the genesis was a French knight who was granted land in England after a victory in about this era.  Shortly after that the family tree diverged to my fathers side and Winston’s side!  Normally I would wish for English victories all the time but this once has a personal connection. Had the Saxons won there might never have been a Winston Churchill….or me!

Long live William!
I know more good things came of the invasion, than bad ones.
I was being naughty.

I must confess I cried myself to sleep many a night when he was too busy with work to grace us with his presence. May it never happen again!

That was AWESOME.
XD

It wasn’t PERFECT. But they still have an EXCELLENT record, and I’m PROUD of their acomplishments as I’m sure the bomber crews they protected were.

“Tall Paul”

Of course we can never forget “One Eye” Saburo Sakai. He managed to go up against the best-trained pilots of all time and survive. Outnumbered and outgunned by Wildcats, Hellcats, and Corsairs, he still managed to rack 64 kills (though the Japanese military did not credit individual pilots with victory claims). Plus, Sakai was a man of character.

With a population smaller than U.K., U.S., China, and Russia, how could Canada have the 2nd largest army?