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WWII Espionage
some more titles FYI Who Dares Wins (1958) later titled The Phantom Major by Virginia Cowles (an excellent read that would make a great miniseries but only as a British production) The Imperial War Museum Book of War Behind Enemy Lines (1998) by Julian Thompson published in Great Britain by...- Jedburgh OSS
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- Forum: WWII
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WWII Espionage
female British agent obit Type Pearl Cornioley into your search engine. She died last month at 93 and was one tough lady. She parachuted into France and help organize the Resistance. She was responsible for helping 1000 Germans meet their maker and disrupting railroads and convoys hundreds...- Jedburgh OSS
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- Forum: WWII
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Anyone remember the TV series Homefront?
...from 1991? It only lasted 2 seasons but was a great period drama with lots of nostalgia.- Jedburgh OSS
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WWII ID papers???
The long sobs of the violins of autumn... Yes, I'm currently doing a war correspondent impression. When I wear class A's it's as an officer in the OSS which I'll eventually post. Our group's website is www.airborne506.org and that's me holding the captured trophy flag. It was taken at least...- Jedburgh OSS
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WWII Espionage
A few more books... Here are some older titles you might find in used bookstores, library purges or discard sales, and fundraiser book sales: Donovan: America's Master Spy (1982) Richard Dunlop Donovan of OSS (1970) Corey Ford No Bugles For Spies (1962) Robert Hayden Alcorn Of Spies &...- Jedburgh OSS
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WWII Crusher and Garrison Caps
Well, maybe I shouldn't tell you fellas about the original 50 mission crushes in both green and khaki that I found in Goodwill stores years ago for a couple of bucks each. Even walked out with a visored officer's cap from WWI for 50 cents.- Jedburgh OSS
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F.I.S.T.
some F.I.S.T. trivia It's a fictional account of Jimmy Hoffa and the Consolidated Trucking company scenes were filmed in Dubuque, Iowa standing in for Cleveland. Also check out "They Drive by Night" from 1940 and "Hoffa" from 1992. Good night and good luck...make that wish me luck!- Jedburgh OSS
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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Charlie Chan
Anyone know if there's a new Charlie Chan movie in the works? It should only be done if it's set in the 30's with a real Asian actor this time since there're so many good ones to choose from now and not be concerned otherwise about being PC. I heard there was a possibility of an updated...- Jedburgh OSS
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WWII ID papers???
repro vintage paperwork Here's some I came across from the H. P. Lovecraft Society (mystery/horror writer from the 20's and 30's) that you can download and print for free and even type in your own info before printing it: www.cthulhulives.org/toybox/PROPDOCS/PropDocs.html (my favorite is the...- Jedburgh OSS
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