UK Roundel in Europe

[mike b]

http://heroworkshop.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/tintin.jpg
TinTin and Snowy…I wonder how many German ankles that dog mauled  :-D

[Flashman]

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I thought he was French?  :-D  just kidding

No, Belgian.

Hercule Perrier, now he was French.

[special forces]

@mike:

TinTin contributed a lot to the Allied war effort…

we also have smurfs  :-)

but then again, there’s also a smurfuhrer …

[Guest]

@cminke:

hey guess where it was refined…
Ontario CANADA ha!

…because it was one of the only ones in the world! thats why!! :-P

That is interesting. Where were the others?

[SilverAngelSurfer]

@Brain:

@cminke:

hey guess where it was refined…
Ontario CANADA ha!

…because it was one of the only ones in the world! thats why!! :-P

That is interesting. Where were the others?

Yeah, really… There are other places to get real Canadian maple syrup other than Canada?

[Guest]

I was inquiring about the uranium refirneries.

[Bigtiti]

@finnman:

I love the idea of having the union jack instead. Well if there going to have Dutch Roundels I would like to see a Belgian roundel. Nothing fancy just for Belgium and Congo.

i fully agree:
wij vochten ook mee! :D

[Croesus]

I am making indian roundels to track their different cash flows, but nothing else.

[finnman]

@Croesus:

I am making indian roundels to track their different cash flows, but nothing else.

post a picture of your roundel.

[Guest]

IAF Roundels used during the period 1933-1942 in various sectors like the NWFP, Burma and India.

[Guest]

IAF Roundels used during the period 1942-45 in the Burma Sector. The Red Blob was removed to eliminate confusion with the Japanese Red Sun Emblem.

[Guest]

The Interim Ashoka Chakra Insignia as used during the Hyderabad Deccan Operations.

[Guest]

The Saffron and Green IAF Roundels as adapted by the IAF after the declaration of the Republic in 1950.