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·E egriI don't think lax is the right word, but how much less emphasis there was on safety
E egriI don't think lax is the right word, but how much less emphasis there was on safety
This is the best still of his watch (worn on his right wrist and taken after the raid at a medal ceremony). I have not seen any reference to his personal watch on display. He did not survive the war – killed in a Mosquito plane crash in the Netherlands. Possibly the watch was lost then or buried with him?
Interested if anyone can identify it from these pictures.
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This doesn’t actually look like a watch, more like a bracelet or similar
It is a Scout badge on a bracelet, Mystery was solved by @Omegafanman .
https://omegaforums.net/threads/guy...-watch-did-he-wear.121017/page-2#post-1666873
When you pull on a thread it slowly unravels :0)
Think this quote far more fitting on this tread. Great addition to an incredible story.
Job Jobbed
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Even today during the heat of battle some aspects of safety take a backseat to “getting the job done”. 🤔
Just for gods sake don't mention the dog.
Just for gods sake don't mention the dog.
Oh Nigel……..no that’s not it…….Tigger……no that’s not it either……