José Millán-Astray y Terreros José Millán Astray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Correct. The picture is before he became the "Glorioso mutilado".
The picture is before he became the "Glorioso mutilado". The 'after' to your 'before'. http://www.cyberhermandad.com/images/lasher18.jpg OK next question. Who is the chap on the horse in centre of picture & what is the battle depicted ?
The 'after' to your 'before'. http://www.cyberhermandad.com/images/lasher18.jpg OK next question. Who is the chap on the horse in centre of picture & what is the battle depicted ? Rupert / Marston Moor?
No, few years later in France near to a place where Drew has a huge interest in. Soldiers from the British Isles fought on both sides here too .
What was the common name for a 'disappearing' Hydraulic-pneumatic gun mount used in several Victorian era fortresses?
I guess I'm not going to get this one since I thought that WAS the common name. They had them on Corregidor. Dave
Correct Spidge, your turn. There is a reconstructed one at Fort Scaur, Bermuda and they were also used at East Tilbury Battery, Essex.
Thanks Mike. They were installed at Queenscliff just south of Melbourne at Fort Nepean. http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/general/6270-who-fired-first-shot.html#post49019 This port was then the most heavily defended port in the Southern Hemisphere. Fort Queenscliff - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Fort Nepean - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thanks Geoff Seeing that I just got home from work, I can pick this up. 230 chilling examples of this in Vietnam?
