Posted by olgentdc on November 23, 2017 at 06:43:10 from (184.16.142.236):
In Reply to: Thanksgiving Day 1942 posted by Ultradog MN on November 23, 2017 at 04:51:28:
thanx for sharing ,,.we were truely blessed to have them work so well for us ,.. Navajo Code was a military secret for over 40 yrs ,. i read with interest all the side stories to your link ,... almost all a extreme salute to the conditions and struggles of the hu,man condition during war ,,.. save for one ,.,. the story of the brits that crash landed safely in the desert ,,promptly getting out of the plane and puncturing?? the fuel tanks to make tea!!'' good gawd ?! that was priority over sending a s-o-s ! , and now it was risky because of all the leaking fuel .. why not remove a fuel line with a wrench ??
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