The Imperial War Museum London

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A Jagdpanther

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A Focke Wulf F190

[Hard Sarge]

Been a long times since I was there, nice place I remember the FW, I got a post card with it , didn't see the Jagd, they had a nice display of WWI trench stuff at the time

are those big Gun Barrels still out front ?

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Spitfire Mk1

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What...these guns? Can't remember the size...but they WERE huge..and could chuck the shells something like 18 miles!

ORIGINAL: Hard Sarge

Been a long times since I was there, nice place I remember the FW, I got a post card with it , didn't see the Jagd, they had a nice display of WWI trench stuff at the time

are those big Gun Barrels still out front ?

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I think this was a Grant

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T34

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more Jagdpanther...the second one shows actual penetration points!

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A V1 "buzz" bomb

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The tail of an Me 110 and the description, telling the story

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The c\ircles show the impact of a 1 megaton bomb...the other pic shows how crazy we got!

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A Sopwith Camel

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An Infantry Gun and it's story

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More Spitfire...That missile is a Polaris...the UKs old Nuclear Deterrent from the 80's



The little boat on the ground below was an actual boat used to rescue troops from Dunkirk!

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Another Focke Wulf

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Some P51s

[Ironclad]

The guns are the famous 15", the finest naval gun Britain ever produced. They entered service with the Queen Elizabeth class, and armed many others not least the Hood and our last battleship - the superb Vanguard. The latter was built using the turrets taken from the light battle cruisers when they were converted to carriers.

[JudgeDredd]

Human madness...why?

There was a Holocaust exhibition when we went. It was ghostly, touching and ruthless. It played haunting stories throughout and showed excerpts from various sources. Brought tears to my eyes. I spent over an hour in that section alone!

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Very well done, Ironclad. Now you have wrote this, I remember that's pretty much what the sign said. I distinctly remember the Vanguard and Hood being mentioned in the plaque.

ORIGINAL: Ironclad

The guns are the famous 15", the finest naval gun Britain ever produced. They entered service with the Queen Elizabeth class, and armed many others not least the Hood and our last battleship - the superb Vanguard. The latter was built using the turrets taken from the light battle cruisers when they were converted to carriers.

[Fred98]

The other thing about those naval guns, they are pointing at or near to, Captain Bligh's house which is almost directly across the road.

It is now 201 years since his second mutiny.........

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