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Merryn

@rentaquill

Writer. Excitable. šŸ“— FRGS
Getting lost on purpose. 惄
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No reason for posting this other than I’m drawn to the tidiness of it, and to the railway tunnel - it has something of the ā€˜coffee mug stain’ about it. RAGUSA. 1943, the work of 514 Field Survey Company; nice clean little thing.

No reason for posting this other than I’m drawn to the tidiness of it, and to the railway tunnel - it has something of the ā€˜coffee mug stain’ about it. RAGUSA. 1943, the work of 514 Field Survey Company; nice clean little thing.
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Smashing thread from Jack Bowsher - Thunder Run: Meiktila 1945: maps making sense of Quartered Safe Out Here. I have never come to terms with the literal transcription of Cumberland accents coming from the same pen that gave us the script for James Bond's Octopussy - George Macdonald Fraser. #pubtrivia101

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There are times with #NewsoftheWar when the rabbit holes lead to a mysterious Alice-type wonderland, wallpapered with Second World War factemundos like you would not believe. šŸ‡šŸŽ©šŸ‘

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The indomitable Bryan De Grineau sketched the newly reformed British Army on exercise in December 1940, for the Illustrated London News. 40000 troops on a Corps level scheme (5 Corps) testing the lessons learned from May/June 1940. Under the tutelage of Sir Alan Brooke.

The indomitable Bryan De Grineau sketched the newly reformed British Army on exercise in December 1940, for the Illustrated London News. 

40000 troops on a Corps level scheme (5 Corps) testing the lessons learned from May/June 1940.  Under the tutelage of Sir Alan Brooke.
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Food Flash! We're doing more of these specials. ā˜ŗļø The newspapers give us such a brilliant look at how people were coping with the war (or not), and how Britain in particular had a fight on its hands at home, too. Rationing, this time. In two parts, obvs. #NOTW

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Honoured to shine a light on my Grandpa’s time in 12 Parachute Headquarters & Support Squadron during WWII. From Palestine, the Western Deserts, to the Arakan & beyond. Covering defence, logistics, desert patrols, Chindits & of course maps. Robert Lyman šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦ Merryn Institution of Royal Engineers Think Defence RE Museum #VJDay80

Honoured to shine a light on my Grandpa’s time in <a href="/12Parachute/">12 Parachute Headquarters & Support Squadron</a> during WWII.
From Palestine, the Western Deserts, to the Arakan &amp; beyond.
Covering defence, logistics, desert patrols, Chindits &amp; of course maps.

<a href="/robert_lyman/">Robert Lyman šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦</a>
<a href="/rentaquill/">Merryn</a>
<a href="/Inst_RE/">Institution of Royal Engineers</a>
<a href="/thinkdefence/">Think Defence</a>
<a href="/REMuseum/">RE Museum</a>

#VJDay80
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Dear Adobe. How about - just for once - you retain the password you've promised to look after, for MORE than 13 nanoseconds. Thanks awfully.

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I make no bones about voting for myself, here. Talking pollocks is fine, but there's a time and a plaice for everything. Help yourself to more fish puns. Chip in. NewsOfTheWar #rationing