Here we go...

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The bald one...

There you go - instant self-portrait, with Raaaid...
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Bloody hell, Andy. You must have been beating those Greenham wimmin off with a sh*tty stick!

Hey keep it going. Someone take a shot with this and we'll have 3. And when we're done we'll have a group photo!!

Some of them had rather different preferences, and rather preferred the company of other wimmin, ;) but I'll admit to knowing one or two. Getting 'intimate' with them (the heterosexual ones, I mean) was always a bit of a balancing act. First, you had to persuade them to take a shower, as fresh from the camp they tended to be carrying rather too much Mother Nature around with them. Then it was a matter of indicating your interest in a bit of consensual hanky-panky, while in no way implying that you were in any way wishing to 'reinforce the patriarchal dominance of sexuality', or whatever the catch phrase was that week. A bit of a struggle, but fun. Those were the days...

Four pages of this and no one should be surprised by the turmoil that rages through this forum. Aging rock stars and aspirational youngsters in real planes just can't mix much. ;)

As happy as a man can be with a Mills Bomb in his hand!

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Taken last year when I walked the Kokoda Track. This collection of munitions were from the Japanese Mountain gun position above battle field at Eora Creek. There were several fierce battles here both on the Japanese advance to Port Morseby and their retreat back along the Track!

The stubby shells are from the Model 92 70mm gun (who knows it could even be from the same gun that blew my dad off Ioribaiwa Ridge!)


Cheers

I'm glad to see that i'm just an average nerd in this zoo of diverse crazy people!

You guys are hardcore!

Looks like we are much older than we act too...

:-P

Here's a gang of us at the Camarillo Airshow, pictured l to r:

Mysticpuma, 325th_Swoop, Monguse, P-51 Fighter Ace Art Fiedler of the 325th FG "Checkertail Clan", 325th_Cutt

BTW, we went onboard the B-25 and I have to say....if you are over 6ft it takes about 2-minutes to crawl into the rear turret position...how they sat there for hours on end amazes me...it's tiny in the rear turret!!!

Cheers, MP