Anyone have this book?

@axis_roll I have not watched the History Channel in years. It became to heavily involved in reality TV.

We cut the cord.

Do any of you have any recommendations for a book on Orde Charles Wingate?

Thanks for the morbid instructions, Garg - lol

Here are the results of the bayonets from milsurps.com- the poster named “porterkids” is correct.

http://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=44302&p=263575&posted=1#post263575

I confirmed with pictires:

Italian model 1891 on Ebay:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-Italian-Model-1891-Carcano-Bayonet-Terni-Marked-AK-9243-/221224511424#vi-content

Japanese type 99 bayonet on icollector:

http://www.icollector.com/Two-Japanese-Type-99-Rifles-A-Japanese-Type-99-Rifle-with-Bayonet-B-Japanese-Type-99-Rifle-w_i9751462

Thank you.
It is great reading about local people and knowing they are in your community, having done things we really respect.

thanks

It seems mines in general are usually overlooked in WW2 History.  Not only were mines a danger to U-boats, much of the Allied shipping losses in the first 3 years of the war were attributed to mines.

Thanks for the great post!

@WILD:

When Hitler awakes from his coma his generals most likely declare him incompetent and have him put in some institution, allowing Germany to win the war.
Either that or he has them all shot for not following his agenda and once again the axis lose.

I can hear him allready yellin’!!!

Oh those do no goods shoot em ,imediatly shoot em…
I should have taking care of em like Stalin did w. his Generals…  lol…ha ha ha
Bohemian private!!!-Boehmischer Gefreiter…lach

@Frontovik:

@shermantank28:

Read Antony Beevor’s Stalingrad, by far the best work on the subject

that is unbelievebly true
i have Berlin and D-day too
those books are very good and well-detailled

Yes, I have read all of them…all good reads