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RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1941, Derna, North Africa. A 7.2-inch howitzer and its crew in action. #WW2 #HISTORY https://twitter.com/rgpoulussen/status/1620690323038171138/photo/1
RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1941, Derna, North Africa. A 7.2-inch howitzer and its crew in action. #WW2 #HISTORY https://twitter.com/rgpoulussen/status/1620690323038171138/photo/1
The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1943. Able Seaman R.J. Allen from Truro. #WW2 #HISTORY https://twitter.com/rgpoulussen/status/1651471271648018432/photo/1
RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1943. Able Seaman R.J. Allen from Truro. #WW2 #HISTORY https://twitter.com/rgpoulussen/status/1651471271648018432/photo/1
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RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1941. The Bismarck seen in the distance from a Fairey Swordfish from the aircraft carrier HMS Victorious just before the torpedo attack. #WW2 #HISTORY https://twitter.com/rgpoulussen/status/1661987942322020353/photo/1
RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1941. The Bismarck seen in the distance from a Fairey Swordfish from the aircraft carrier HMS Victorious just before the torpedo attack. #WW2 #HISTORY https://twitter.com/rgpoulussen/status/1661987942322020353/photo/1
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On June 10th 1940, the Norwegian forces in Norway signed a capitulation agreement.
The King and the Government had by then departed for the UK to continue the war from exile, along with parts of the Navy.
Our merchant fleet would prove vital in the months and years ahead.
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@URDailyHistory:
10 June 1940: Norway surrenders to Germany. Germany invaded on April 9. After the Soviet Union, #Norway held out longer, 62 days, than any other nation that was invaded by #Germany during World War II. #WWII #WW2 #history #OTD #ad https://t.co/tk8s6Jux7n https://t.co/q1IHGeqfTC
On June 10th 1940, the Norwegian forces in Norway signed a capitulation agreement.
The King and the Government had by then departed for the UK to continue the war from exile, along with parts of the Navy.
Our merchant fleet would prove vital in the months and years ahead.
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@URDailyHistory:
10 June 1940: Norway surrenders to Germany. Germany invaded on April 9. After the Soviet Union, #Norway held out longer, 62 days, than any other nation that was invaded by #Germany during World War II. #WWII #WW2 #history #OTD #ad https://t.co/tk8s6Jux7n https://t.co/q1IHGeqfTC
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RT @LarsGyllenhaal: This Swedish American #WW2 veteran recently turned 103 but passed away this weekend. Thelma Sanders was an army nurse in the jungles of China Burma & India for most of 1943-45 and endured real hardship there but decided to after the war continue saving others. A real hero that... https://twitter.com/LarsGyllenhaal/status/1671137475962478593/photo/1
RT @LarsGyllenhaal: This Swedish American #WW2 veteran recently turned 103 but passed away this weekend. Thelma Sanders was an army nurse in the jungles of China Burma & India for most of 1943-45 and endured real hardship there but decided to after the war continue saving others. A real hero that... https://twitter.com/LarsGyllenhaal/status/1671137475962478593/photo/1
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RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1944. Battleship Tirpitz, a tough nut to crack. A Lancaster flying over smokescreens in Kaa Fjord, Norway. #WW2 #HISTORY
RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1944. Battleship Tirpitz, a tough nut to crack. A Lancaster flying over smokescreens in Kaa Fjord, Norway. #WW2 #HISTORY
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RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1943, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor airfield. Following their briefing, Handley Page Halifax crews from 76 Squadron boarding their transports, before a raid to Kassel. Of the 569 aircraft used in the attack, 43 were lost, of which 25 were Halifaxes. #WW2 #HISTORY
RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1943, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor airfield. Following their briefing, Handley Page Halifax crews from 76 Squadron boarding their transports, before a raid to Kassel. Of the 569 aircraft used in the attack, 43 were lost, of which 25 were Halifaxes. #WW2 #HISTORY
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RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1943, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor airfield. Following their briefing, Handley Page Halifax crews from 76 Squadron boarding their transports, before a raid to Kassel. Of the 569 aircraft used in the attack, 43 were lost, of which 25 were Halifaxes. #WW2 #HISTORY
RT @rgpoulussen: #OTD in 1943, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor airfield. Following their briefing, Handley Page Halifax crews from 76 Squadron boarding their transports, before a raid to Kassel. Of the 569 aircraft used in the attack, 43 were lost, of which 25 were Halifaxes. #WW2 #HISTORY
The Lookout (Twitter)
RT @rgpoulussen: One of my favourite pictures. (#OTD in 1942, El Alamein. #WW2 #HISTORY)
RT @rgpoulussen: One of my favourite pictures. (#OTD in 1942, El Alamein. #WW2 #HISTORY)
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RT @rgpoulussen: We did our bit in #WW2. (#OTD in 1941, Dutch sub O-21 torpedoed U-95 in the Mediterranean. 12 Germans survived, 35 died. #HISTORY)
RT @rgpoulussen: We did our bit in #WW2. (#OTD in 1941, Dutch sub O-21 torpedoed U-95 in the Mediterranean. 12 Germans survived, 35 died. #HISTORY)
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RT @OnthisdayRN: #OnThisDay 1941 Lt Cdr Malcolm Wanklyn awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry during a daring attack on an Italian convoy.Wanklyn was the Allies most successful submarine commander of #WW2 by tonnage sunk, all the more remarkable a feat as his sub HMS UPHOLDER was lost in 1942
RT @OnthisdayRN: #OnThisDay 1941 Lt Cdr Malcolm Wanklyn awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry during a daring attack on an Italian convoy.Wanklyn was the Allies most successful submarine commander of #WW2 by tonnage sunk, all the more remarkable a feat as his sub HMS UPHOLDER was lost in 1942
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RT @RNshiplosses: 19 Dec 1941 // Light cruiser HMS Neptune capsized and sank after striking four Italian mines in succession off Tripoli, Libya. Of her 764 crew, 30 survived the sinking, but only one was still alive when picked up by the Italians five days later. (© @I_W_M FL 2924) #RoyalNavy #WW2
RT @RNshiplosses: 19 Dec 1941 // Light cruiser HMS Neptune capsized and sank after striking four Italian mines in succession off Tripoli, Libya. Of her 764 crew, 30 survived the sinking, but only one was still alive when picked up by the Italians five days later. (© @I_W_M FL 2924) #RoyalNavy #WW2