1. Bring a gun. Preferably, bring at least two guns. Bring all of your friends who have guns. Bring as much ammunition as you can. Rent a U-haul for what you can’t carry.
2. Anything worth shooting is worth shooting twice, especially if Artillery is available. Ammunition is cheap – life is expensive – funerals are expensive
3. Only hits count.
4. If your not moving to someplace with better cover that stops bullets, you’re wrong.
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Nov
19
2009
Category : Military Fun Times
Nov
11
2009
My very good friend David Harrawood from the USA passed me over this information and I found this so great that I thought that every one who may be interested into regular human hunting should know about it.
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Jun
17
2009
Category : Military Fun Times
Here are some pictures that you should see. Not because they are funny but just because your taxes are used to cover these little troubles.
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Feb
27
2009
London Daily Mail
An almost lost account from a German army medic who treated Adolf Hitler during World War I may have finally proved the Nazi leader did have just one testicle. Johan Jambor made the revelation to a priest in the 1960s because he felt guilty for saving the future tyrant’s life after he was injured at the Battle of the Somme.
Father Franciszek Pawlar noted down the admission in confidence – but only now has the document been made public 23 years after Mr Jambor died.
The story that Hitler may have been monorchic – the medical term for having one testicle – has been mocked for years in a British song. But until now there was very little proof the dictator had a missing testicle. The claim had been written off by many historians as Allied propaganda despite an alleged Soviet autopsy backing it up.
Records show Hitler, who was twice decorated for bravery as he faced enemy fire on a daily basis in his role as a runner, did suffer a groin injury in the Somme.
Johan’s friend Blassius Hanczuch confirmed the priest’s account of how the medic saved Hitler’s life. He told the Sun :
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Feb
04
2009
We have here another story about enemy’s decoy, built during World War Two in occupied Holland, which led to a tale that has been told and retold ever since by veteran Allied pilots. The German ‘airfield’, constructed with meticulous care, was made almost entirely of wood. There were wooden run ways, wooden AAA emplacements gun with wooden guns, wooden hangars, wooden barracks, wooden tanks, wooden artillery gun emplacements, wooden trucks and even wooden aircrafts. The day finally came when the decoy was finished, down to the last wooden plank. And early the following morning, a lone RAF plane crossed the Channel, came in low, circled the field once, and dropped a large wooden bomb in the middle of the story …
My name is Daniel Podobinski and I live in a village Wierzbie (former Weidengut) where used to be German military airfield during the II WW.
Recently I discovered that it probably was an airfield made totally of wood and that is was mainly built to distract allied forces from the airfield in Breslau. Unfortunately after some long term search the only information i found about that type of airfield is as follows (see top of this post).
I can’t find any other source connected with this type of airfield. Is it possible that you know anything more about it, or could you help me by indicating where to look for information on wooden airfield ?
