Troops,
We have obtained highly interesting not so top secret information about our favourite hobby, Military History!. I have had very little to do with podcasts before, but now my mind have been opened to this wonderful learning tool, there are no video clips to worry about, just the straight facts (maybe)told to you in short interesting podcasts, I can see this is going to be an ever growing tool for lots of companys, schools, libraries and anyone who likes to listen find and or develop greater learning, also a great way to promote listener interest in special subjects.
we have reached the top of the hill, now we have to drive home the attack,and take what knowledge is available while we can still remember it!
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Sunday, May 4, 2008
You Tube Warriors No. 20 bites the dust
Just thought I would give you troops some entertainment to watch, kate bush would warm up any soldiers fox hole. You Tube is an amazing place to visit, I never thought there would be so many clips available to see or download, let alone publish your own, found some of the downloading instructions a bit wayward, but Biggles right hand man, Group Captain Burden in his pathfinder flew to the rescue and dropped his markers where a blind man could follow, his instructions wher much easier to follow than the printed version. Long live the Group Captain!!!!!!!!
but you never know when the red Baron may be lurking!
but you never know when the red Baron may be lurking!
Section 19 over the top
Web 2.0 awards, another very interesting place to visit , you can search for events around the world by place , date of group, this is a wonderful site for those who are just starting a group and wandt some free adviertising or for those already in existance who want to keep those interested informed. I have it bookmarked on the computer and see a lot of good in this site. I may even start advertising our Military History Group meetings on this site! very easy to use and dosn't strain the brain!
Anzacs in Iraq
This is some of our troops in actio over in Iraq, most will be coming home in about 6 weeks, a small force of 110 will remain as a security force for Australian embassy staff
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