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Terp152 reacted to Obee's post in the thread Cannot imagine anyone cover this Conflict- The War of 1932 with
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You just have to go and see the 'Vermin Proof Fence' if you ever get 'down under..... still maintained (in places) This picture was... -
A recon patrol arriving at their extraction point Mike
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Terp152 replied to the thread The American Revolution by Ken Burns.Schiff is a Pulitzer Prize winner for a bio of Mrs. Vladimir Naboko (most of us whom never heard of). She also wrote a bio of Samuel Adams.
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Terp152 replied to the thread Cannot imagine anyone cover this Conflict- The War of 1932.You should also read about the war on the rabbits which also included fencing and "mass destruction."
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The M60 MG team was delivered this afternoon. Just had to have it (my USMC MOS was 0331, M60 Machine Gunner) Mike
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Terp152 replied to the thread The American Revolution by Ken Burns.Some of those I had not heard of but sound interesting. I often read books that are primary references of books I particularly like. So...
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Some that piqued my interest: Independence Lost: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution — Kathleen Du Val Oxford Handbook of the...
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The reference to “you” was not specifically you Chris but the the more general you. Nonetheless, I should have been more careful in my...
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 HOPPERS---trailer released for the animated sci fi movie. LINK: RETURN TO SILENT HILL---trailer released for...
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Terp152 replied to the thread The American Revolution by Ken Burns.On a less controversial note, which historians have piqued your interest? I've read many, if not all books by J Ellis and R Atkinson...
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The 1619 Project is not historically sound and many experts have pointed out its deficiencies so I would never give credence to anything...
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Terp152 replied to the thread The American Revolution by Ken Burns.Brad, I read the lengthy Hogeland disputation, from which he projects a "who really cares?" position regarding the 1754 conference (and...
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Terp152 replied to the thread The American Revolution by Ken Burns.That was his appeal I think. His three volume narrative is still riveting IMO, even if somewhat biased.
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Terp152 replied to the thread The American Revolution by Ken Burns.This is from a national columnist: "Why does Ken Burns wish his audience to believe untruths about the American Founding? To be fair...
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The lefts go to words to avoid having a discussion or when as usual they are losing one, have become so debased through misuse, to have...