Interesting WWII stuff.

[John Baker]

A BIT OF WW II HISTORY...MAYBE YOU KNEW ABOUT IT?
How the allied forces fueled their war machines after the invasion of France in WWII.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv9lBqPVuoE&feature=uploademail

 

[steingar]

NEAT MOVIE! WHY THE GIANT PRINT AND ALL CAPS? IT ONLY HAPPENED 70 YEARS AGO!

 

[Fearless Tower]

Sorry man, but the red ink is just too much.....

 

[John Baker]

NEAT MOVIE! WHY THE GIANT PRINT AND ALL CAPS? IT ONLY HAPPENED 70 YEARS AGO!

Sorry about that, I hate that stuff myself. I just copied and pasted it from an e-mail I received from a friend, who apparently likes that sort of thing.

Having being duly admonished for my blunder, I will try to avoid doing it in the future.

John

 

[SCCutler]

Fascinating - perhaps a little surprised that the narrator made reference to "meters" or pipe, rather than feet.

 

[flyingron]

This is in stark contrast to the Axis efforts in using alternative fuels to power their war machines. They were able to use a variety of food products, corn stalks, potatos, even many spices and herbs could be used. Mussolini, it is known, made the trains run on thyme.

 

[Cap'n Jack]

This is in stark contrast to the Axis efforts in using alternative fuels to power their war machines. They were able to use a variety of food products, corn stalks, potatos, even many spices and herbs could be used. Mussolini, it is known, made the trains run on thyme.