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What error?

Donna Camilla's brother?

And yet, as minister of munitions he did well. His army never needed the prodigious amounts of fuel and ammo that WWII armies did, nor maintenance. In WWI, rail spurs could be built to handle supplies.

That's a few kitchens and ammo wagons, but also all the stuff that Churchill found so mystifying about British MT. I've also seen your reference to recycled British Army horses at Dunkirk. Hate them, they drop dead at the drop of a hat, require enormous maintenance and eat their carrying capacity in...

I think most of the horse transport was stuff like infantry guns and second line transport, the latter through to the end of the war. But I have seen photos of divisional field artillery with horses and limbers on the Russian Front. Field kitchens also seem to have been horse drawn, at least in infa...

Having 8 governments means one occasionally gets something right.

Norman D. Landings wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 8:28 pm WOOOOH! Stunties FTW!
Good drills.
Dwarves have been conspicuous by their absence up to now.

They are easy to overlook.

Let's not mention the owners.

Typical Hun trick, bombing Man U's stadium!

Flesh coloured one too.