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Old July 3rd, 2008, 01:46 AM
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Re: what have you been watching

Disk two of Calironication.

Not as satisfying as disk one. A little too messed up.

Some funny stuff though. Into the wedding episode and it is looking up.
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I just finished watching the DVD "Monte Cassino" from the the Battlefield sieries. It should be called the Italian Campaign as it follows the Italian Campaign from start to finish and covers the battles at Monte Cassino. What did suprise me was in the section on weaponds they covered American artillery and they showed a drawing of an M-1 155 mm Howitzer which they called the Long Tom and also said it had a range of 5 miles.

Back in 1956 I served in an Army reserve artllery battalion and we had 155 mm guns which were sp and had a range of about 15 miles. The one distince feature was the long tube, hence the name.

The 155 showed on this DVD looked like I remember the 155 howitzers in the 155 howitzer battery in the artlllery battalion I served in while in the regular Army in Korea 1n 1962.

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Re: what have you been watching

These kind of shows usually sports more than a few errors so I'm not surprised...
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Re: what have you been watching

u.boots.1939.45. sounds good for the night
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Good submariner movie..........

Das Boot, the full (extended) version.

Much better than the men's tennis at Wimbledon..........
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hehe, Das Boot is long in it's original form n' all the other versions is shortened, even the Director's cut is a shortened version of the original.
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Re: what have you been watching

The movie "Sink the Bismarck"
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I just watched Empire of the Sun again, the first time in a few years. I imagine that the scene when Jamie "lost grip" with his mother in Shanghai is something like how my grandmother lost her children in the same city in the same war.
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krieg might have a look see at one called .. hells angles .. that will do nicely
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Last night i finished watching "Fire and Ice, the Winter War of Finland and Russia." Its the first movie I have seen on the Winter War and I found it quite informanative.

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