The official AHF other eras quiz thread
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Correct, pb.
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hi,
I`ll be gone for a few weeks. The thread is open to anyone with a good question.
greetings, the pb
I`ll be gone for a few weeks. The thread is open to anyone with a good question.
greetings, the pb
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Seeing that there has been no question asked for nearly a month, I'll post one.
What is this strange device?
What is this strange device?
"Air superiority is a condition for all operations, at sea, in land, and in the air." - Air Marshal Arthur Tedder.
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Is it my turn now, Graham?
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Hi Ironmachine,
I'd forgotten that I had posted a question in this quiz
Yes, it is the Winans Steam Gun.
Please post a question.
I'd forgotten that I had posted a question in this quiz
Yes, it is the Winans Steam Gun.
Please post a question.
"Air superiority is a condition for all operations, at sea, in land, and in the air." - Air Marshal Arthur Tedder.
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Thanks, Graham.
This peculiar weapon was only used by a very select military unit of an European country. Which unit?
This peculiar weapon was only used by a very select military unit of an European country. Which unit?
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The peculiarity of the weapon was that the sabre was intended to act as the bayonet for the fire weapon, together forming a kind of "lance". Its lenght was later reduced for non-military reasons.
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Le french escadron des cent-gardes à cheval.
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Correct.
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Over to you.
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Thanks !
Which gun ?
Which gun ?
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"Charola y Anitua" pistol?
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Yes, spanish "Charola y Anitua" Model 1898.
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Thanks.
Who?
Who?
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Born in the U.S.A, he served in the navies of three different countries (including the U.S. Navy).