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Originally Posted by NavyDiver
Your lads also sent HMAS Australia to Heard Island in the 50's for a similar mission. A friend of mine was doing his National Service in the RAN & was part of the complement to go South I seem to recall it was for an Appendicitis case.
.27 Jul 1950 - CRUISER'S DASH TO ANTARCTIC - Trove
Only if you stood too close to the rotor blade.......[bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by NavyDiver
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Originally Posted by Tins
:lol2::lol2::lol2::lol2:
As a blood donor for 40 odd years I am was not too guilty about taking a few back four years ago. A slice from a rotor blade or my favorite BRUCE might be a bit more of a drain on my internal supplies. [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
The ship as a helicopter landing deck innovation was my point by the way [thumbsupbig]
baby in a bottle?
Try this on for size[biggrin]
Watch: Police rescue toddler stuck inside claw machine - BBC News
Well, they seemed to copy your idea & now all ships (mostly) have an improved version. Maybe they don't carry all that Dunnage anymore? If I were you I'd be putting my hand out for a Monetary reward before it is too late Shipmate.Quote:
Originally Posted by NavyDiver
:rulez::soapbox:
Emu shot in Germany ! It wasnt a emu[biggrin]
https://static.dw.com/image/68168390_1004.webp
German police shoot aggressive '''emu''' – DW – 02/04/2024
Emu war?
Emu War - Wikipedia
Don't know about Germany but I was recently in the Netherlands and sighted an emu in some bloke's back yard. Looked to be more bored than aggressive.
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