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  1. dbf
    Media

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    Cas. P.W. London
    Uploaded by: dbf, Feb 18, 2016, 0 comments, in category: General
  2. PsyWar.Org
    Thread

    Second Army Tank States

    Just came across some daily Second Army Tank States, see attached image. Are these of interest to any one? Lee
    Thread by: PsyWar.Org, Jul 23, 2015, 3 replies, in forum: Research Material
  3. Ramiles
    Thread

    Was there ever a ministry approved "official" tally" for allied tank crews? or even individual tanks

    Hi all, Was there ever a "ministry approved "official" tally for allied tank crews? or even individual tanks? in place or ever attempted?...
    Thread by: Ramiles, Apr 2, 2015, 14 replies, in forum: RAC & RTR
  4. snailer
    Thread

    Car Crime '41

    Not really war related apart from the army truck nicked in Blackpool. A list of stolen cars, vans, lorries and motorbikes for Lancashire...
    Thread by: snailer, Nov 16, 2014, 25 replies, in forum: United Kingdom
  5. Harrogate
    Thread

    Royal Artillery Peak Wartime Manpower / Larkhill Trainees

    I have read that the RA peaked at around 700,000 men during WW2. I have also read that Larkhill trained around 1,000,000 men during WW2. Can...
    Thread by: Harrogate, Aug 24, 2014, 2 replies, in forum: Royal Artillery
  6. dbf
    Thread

    6th Guards Tank Brigade

    From the Appendices in 6th Guards Tank Brigade, The Story of Guardsman in Churchill Tanks by Patrick Forbes
    Thread by: dbf, Feb 11, 2014, 7 replies, in forum: The Brigade of Guards
  7. von Poop
    Thread

    WW2. Remarkable Statistics.

    I've been reading Hastings's 'All Hell Let Loose', and as is his wont it's filled with the usual slew of little nuggets and anecdotes. In a...
    Thread by: von Poop, Feb 2, 2014, 76 replies, in forum: General
  8. von Poop
    Thread

    Military Analysis. Statistics. And Hard Sums.

    Stumbled on a strange little nugget while looking for something else: The German Tank Problem - Statistical Analysis Techniques, War - Statistical...
    Thread by: von Poop, Sep 12, 2012, 24 replies, in forum: Weapons, Technology & Equipment
  9. dbf
    Thread

    Tanks: periodical returns of production figures (UK), Jan 1944 - April 1945

    TNA Catalogue Reference: CAB 120/356 Cabinet Office: Minister of Defence Secretariat: Records, Weapons and Munitions Scope and content: Tanks:...
    Thread by: dbf, Jan 23, 2012, 29 replies, in forum: Weapons, Technology & Equipment
  10. Buteman
    Thread

    An Infantry Battalion's Casualties - North West Europe

    The 4th Battalion The Lincolnshire Regiment recorded a running total of casualties sustained at the end of each month in the pages of the war...
    Thread by: Buteman, Dec 1, 2010, 12 replies, in forum: NW Europe
  11. Drew5233
    Thread

    Fall of France/Dunkirk 1940 Related Statistics

    I've been toying with the idea about posting some stats from the fighting that took place between May and June 1940 for some time and as I was...
    Thread by: Drew5233, Apr 11, 2010, 84 replies, in forum: 1940
  12. Rob Dickers
    Thread

    Artillery - 'Plunder' bigger than 'Veritable'

    :huh: Suprised to find 'Op Plunder' (realy the 2nd part of Veritable), gun state wise was bigger than 'Veritable' itself. Rob [IMG]
    Thread by: Rob Dickers, Mar 17, 2010, 3 replies, in forum: Royal Artillery
  13. Paul Reed
    Thread

    DD Tanks on D Day

    Much is written about the use of DD Tanks on 6th June 1944, and I thought members here would be interested in this document from the 'G' Branch HQ...
    Thread by: Paul Reed, Jan 17, 2010, 32 replies, in forum: NW Europe
  14. Wesley Wright
    Thread

    Killed on roads - blackout

    Recently in a war publication I NOTICED THAT over 1200 people had been killed on the roads in the "blackout" in December 1939. Did this...
    Thread by: Wesley Wright, Jan 13, 2010, 14 replies, in forum: United Kingdom
  15. dbf
    Thread

    Rescue of War Prisoners - 120,000 sent home by air

    From The Times, May 25, 1945: RESCUE OF WAR PRISONERS 120,000 SENT HOME BY AIR BOMBER COMMAND'S FINE ACHIEVEMENT FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT...
    Thread by: dbf, Dec 9, 2009, 11 replies, in forum: Prisoners of War
  16. Smudger Jnr
    Thread

    Desertion

    After reading several books relating to the Italian Campaign, there are numerous cases of shellshock casualties. Also reported were numerous...
    Thread by: Smudger Jnr, Jul 10, 2009, 65 replies, in forum: Service Records
  17. Franek
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    References to VD, Brothels, etc in WW2

    YouTube - 1940s VD Training Film - US War Department (WWII) During Basic training in America during WW2. On a regular basis we were shown VD...
    Thread by: Franek, Jul 8, 2009, 95 replies, in forum: General
  18. Peter Clare
    Thread

    D-Day - naval statistics.

    The Normandy landings were the largest amphibious operation ever undertaken. The naval force consisted of...... 138 Bombarding ships. 221...
    Thread by: Peter Clare, Jun 6, 2009, 2 replies, in forum: The War at Sea
  19. dbf
    Thread

    The achievement of manpower mobilization, 1945

    An excerpt from the publication ‘What Britain Has Done 1939-1945‘, issued by The Ministry of Information in 1945 THE ACHIEVEMENT OF MANPOWER...
    Thread by: dbf, Feb 3, 2009, 6 replies, in forum: General
  20. deadb_tch
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    Battle Of Kursk - russian side stats

    Few days ago I got good and big (at least 700 pages!) :D book of some russian author about first 5 days of Battle of Kursk, in the end of book is...
    Thread by: deadb_tch, Aug 29, 2008, 10 replies, in forum: The Eastern Front
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