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kaptkirkU4467

09-04-09 05:32 PM

The Daily Star.:rock:

Capt Squid

09-08-09 12:35 AM

Kirk, methinks that thou art a closet Superman fan, for only the dedicated know that.

Here's your cookie. Well done.

'NOTHER QUESTION:

How many statues have been given the US by France? (CAREFUL: This is a trick question!)

SteveW1

09-09-09 04:58 AM

Me Thinks officially None, but the Statue of liberty was presented to the US by the French people in 1886 as a monument to celebrate the centenial of the signing of the US Declaration of Independence.

As an Aussie i'm taking a stab in the dark here:D

Capt Squid

09-23-09 03:23 PM

Since we've only gotten one nibble ...

'NOTHER QUESTION:

Which Luftwaffe pilot has the record for number of Spitfires bagged? How many? If possible, pix, pls.

Jester107th

09-25-09 03:46 PM

In air on on the ground? Both? And that must be some bag to fit the Sptfire in!

Edit: Was it Obst. Josef "Pips" Priller ? Second choice would be maybe Heinz Bär.

Capt Squid

10-01-09 05:45 PM

The Luftwaffe only counted AERIAL victories, not sitting ducks on the ground.

Yes, It was Pip Priller, but we're awaiting the count.

Meanwhile...

'NOTHER QUESTION:

Operation Mincemeat was a precursor to Operation Husky, but occurred nowhere near Operation Husky's planned objective.

What were BOTH operations all about?

Jester107th

10-02-09 06:24 PM

101 victories. 68 of them were Spits.

Crow	04-04-10 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capt Squid (Post 1182263)

The Luftwaffe only counted AERIAL victories, not sitting ducks on the ground.

Yes, It was Pip Priller, but we're awaiting the count.

Meanwhile...

'NOTHER QUESTION:

Operation Mincemeat was a precursor to Operation Husky, but occurred nowhere near Operation Husky's planned objective.

What were BOTH operations all about?

fooling the Krauts :sunny:

CaptSquid

08-04-14 02:43 PM

I'm baaaaaack!

:arrgh!:This particular buccaneer proved useful in the Battle of New Orleans. Who was he and with whom did he conspire?

TarJak

08-04-14 10:22 PM

Jean Lafitte is supposed to have conspired with Napoleon Boneparte.

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