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Back in the 1960's and 1970’s I think when hobbies was strong.
Companies manufacturing hobby tools was strong too.
I have seen this...
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I wonder how most can hand hold the sextant to 20 seconds of the horizon and make adjustments.
Everything else is easy to see.
I...
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I think most Uncle's volunteered.
One cousin and father passed the psychical.
His cousin was on train flight and chash less 100 miles...
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A most unusual war story from My Dad. He was called up for WW2 when He was old enough.
Went to San Francisco and left for Guadalcanal...
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I have call a government paid camping trip.
All expenses camping trip under starts
See world
Having fun playing with guns.
Great food...
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MCostello. Hope your Uncle survived Anzio? Too many didn't. Although my Dad was at Anzio, off-shore, the ship shelled land targets and...
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I agree
Even castings tech is here.
The first did it for model airplane engines. Besides my work I made reparts for large old engines...
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All stores I read your interest too. Thank you for sharing.
Dave
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My Dad was still apprenticed at the outbreak of WW2. His workshop was taking all sorts of scrapped ICE engines and motors - and making...
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In ww2 all Ham radios was stop until the end. I did of any help for war but never know
In California the ham cubs would work with...
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When working sundials the calculations was fun lot of but if noon or 6am or 6 pm fewer calculations need. Then the time year . Here is...
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There things we do not know.
We get bits of information.
No we have analyze what really is and why.
Dave
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That is what I am thinking too.
I have not heard of fiber under ocean replacement . Maybe long range radio. Remember over 40 years ago...
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World War FIVE?
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Welcome to the group
Dave
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