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Nah mate. Think the op means the second world war not the first.Teed was in a unit.
Nah mate. Think the op means the second world war not the first.
After £100s pounds of improvements by the Luftwaffeis that from yesterday afternoon ?
OP`s on about ww2 not the boer war mateTeed was in a unit.
Mad dogs circa 1944
Stupid boyBomb disposal team blows up firebombs found at Nissan site
Emergency services worked well together after workers at Nissan uncovered a cache of unexploded firebombs at the plant, say fire brigade bosses.www.google.com
I'm sure these were home guard munitions found at Nissan
Never heard of the acoustic mirror. Very interesting.There used to be an army barracks at the back of Hylton Castle in the grounds.
don’t know if it was to do with the 2nd W/War or not.
there was also that building just along from the dog track on the left as you just go into Boldon.It’s still there and used by paintball freaks.
I think everyone in the town should go and see the Acoustic mirror over Fulwell aswell behind the mill garage from the First World War.History on our doorstep
It’s class get yourself upNever heard of the acoustic mirror. Very interesting.
Sunderland Acoustic Mirror
Pre-Radar Aircraft Detection System. Discover more about this place on the Durham at War website.www.durhamatwar.org.uk
Last week.
is that from yesterday afternoon ?
Great minds, just done the same joke, but 24 hours later.is that from yesterday afternoon ?
aye, keep up man.Last week.
Great minds, just done the same joke, but 24 hours later.
Imitation sincerest form of flatteryaye, keep up man.
There was one at Hastings Hill. It was there in the early eighties because I know some lads who got inside it.That’s just a Pillbox. A ROC post is fully underground with only man access and ventilation structures above ground.
There’s one which hasn’t been demolished near Easington apparently.
Royal Observer Corps Monitoring Post,... © Andrew Curtis cc-by-sa/2.0
On high ground above the industrial sites of Dawdon, Easington and Seaham this monitoring post would have been in a fine position to observe nuclear destruction of Durham's coastal industry. Characteristically a line of telegraph poles terminate at the site providing a communication link. It was...www.geograph.org.uk
Is Teed okay? Haven't seen him on here for a while?Teed was in a unit.
My Grandfather was a welder @ Doxies and the same applied to him.Yes my uncle was in the home guard, as he was a shipwright they wouldn't let him join the army.