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    Interesting photoessay on English soldier's kit, 1066-2014

    I found this fascinating. At one point he mentions that there is a spoon in every photo.



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    Photo Essay

    I was really impressed with the work the photographer put into setting up those shots! I have never seen so much "War" gear. The web site it was on is very interesting and is now a "favorite".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Womack View Post
    Interesting photoessay on English soldier's kit, 1066-2014
    Was this the stuff that Capt Laidlericon was originally issued?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Was this the stuff that Capt Laidlericon was originally issued?

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    Now that my friends was a few moments well spent.
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    Really enjoyed that. Thanks.

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    Love the Saxon axe by the way. I recall a picture of two US troops in Englandicon with a Saxon axe that was living on the farm they were billeted on. It had been used to split wood since the beginning of time apparently... Strange things you sometimes find. I have a pic of my oldest son holding an executioner's axe in NB Canadaicon that lives in Champlain's fort. Just kind of poked behind a door with a museum number on it...I have the pics somewhere here...
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