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Was going to post Time by Pink Floyd buy then remembered this

 


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R.I.P. Toby Keith...

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A legendary pirate radio station is to host a special three-day broadcast to mark its 60th anniversary. Radio Caroline defied the authorities when it started broadcasting non-stop pop music, offshore, on 28 March 1964.

I feel old... very old!

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Worry not Cody. Radio Caroline used to finish many a program with a song from this band. Let the years fall away with this archive footage! 😊 


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Also, after a gap of 50 years, I have decided to take up kit building again! 😋 

Starting with this....Bell flight fourteen you now can land

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Safe on the green desert sand? I was playing that track only last night!

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Like submarines? Read the story of HMS Venturer.

She is the only submarine in history to have sunk another while both were submerged.

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The British sub did well, given how primitive the targetting computer they were using at the time. These days, of course, it's a different matter. Purpose built hunter killer subs prowl the oceans looking for other subs. During the Cold War, the Soviets and the West had "great fun" chasing each other around the place. Thankfully, no one fired a weapon but only pings at each other. Let's hope it stays that way, but of late, I do worry somebody, somewhere is going to do something really stupid.......


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Posted by: @geraldine

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The British sub did well, given how primitive the targetting computer they were using at the time. These days, of course, it's a different matter. Purpose built hunter killer subs prowl the oceans looking for other subs. During the Cold War, the Soviets and the West had "great fun" chasing each other around the place. Thankfully, no one fired a weapon but only pings at each other. Let's hope it stays that way, but of late, I do worry somebody, somewhere is going to do something really stupid.......

I have no idea how accurate The Hunt For Red October is (I suspect extremely NOT accurate) but it is great fun

 


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I suspect it wasn't very accurate either, but that dangerous "game" of hide and seek was played out over and over all through the Cold War. It's how both sides refined and honed their tactics and technology. It's still going on too, somewhere beneath the waves...

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Speaking of subs....

I also picked up another kit. I'll get to this one later. 😋 


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Posted by: @geraldine

It's still going on too, somewhere beneath the waves...

Yep! The cat and mouse games continue, in all sorts of ways:

 

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