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This is a HBO war appreciation blog.
I live for music, tv shows, movies and books.
I'm kind of obsessed with
▪ Band of Brothers
▪ Cloud Atlas
▪ Doctor Who
▪ Easy Company, 506 PIR
▪ Generation Kill
▪ Hannibal
▪ John le Carré novels
▪ military stuff
▪ monkeys
▪ Political Animals
▪ River Phoenix
▪ Shameless (US)
▪ Sherlock Holmes in general
▪ Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
▪ The Pacific
▪ The Walking Dead
▪ Unsere Mütter, Unsere Väter
▪ WWII
You'll probably find a lot of that on here.
I have a lot of feelings about certain veterans, fictional Britsh/Hungarian spies and closeted neighborhood thugs.
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Canadian soldiers from 9th Brigade at Juno Beach in Bernieres-sur-Mer during D-Day, 6 June 1944.
The American Red Cross was founded on this day — May 21, 1881.
On the founding anniversary of the American Red Cross, here’s Kathleen Kennedy in her A.R.C. uniform from World War II. The photo was taken in London, circa 1943.
Kathleen was the second daughter and fourth child of Joseph and Rose Kennedy.
While in college, Kathleen Kennedy began volunteering for the Red Cross in New York in the summer of 1940. After working for the Times-Herald newspaper, she rejoined the war effort by volunteering again for the Red Cross, this time in London. Read More
-From the JFK Library
Our gratitude goes out to all the volunteers and relief workers of the Red Cross in Oklahoma today, and across the world everyday.
Gebirgsjäger smiling in a Ju-52 prior to their departure to Crete - 1941.
Unaware of the hell that lay ahead for them and their FJ kameraden.
German soldiers passing burned out trams in Stalingrad, 1942
Troops during Operation Market Garden, Sept 17 1944
Pilots of the 332nd FS playing cards at Ramitelli, March 1945
“B-17G Fortress “Miss Donna Mae II” drifted under another bomber on a bomb run over Berlin, 19 May 1944. A 1,000 lb bomb from above tore off the left stabilizer and sent the plane into an uncontrollable spin. All 11 were killed.”
United States National Archives
Men of the 403rd Regiment/76th Infantry Div passing through Hupperate, Germany 10 March 1945
Flamethrowers demonstrated in New Orleans at the US Army War Show, 27 Nov 1942
A medic of the 82nd Airborne caring for lightly wounded German near the French village of Mère Eglise, 1944
German soldiers resting during the Battle of Moscow, 1941
US Marines of the 6th Marine Division riding a Sherman on Okinawa, April 1945/PFC Robert L. Keller
The B24 Liberator “Red Bow” (Serial: 44-50838) after being hit by a German Messerschmidt Me-262. One only member of the Liberator crew survived the hit and he ended up as a POW after landing in enemy territory.
The US Army practicing for the Normandy landings at the Slepton Sands, 1944
A young German POW running down the streets of Lemgo, Germany 1945
