You Tube finds

[paulr]

This was one of the suggested videos next to "A Hill in Korea"

Michael Caine talking about some of his experiences in the military, including in Korea

[fsn]

Forgotten Weapons is going up a gear ...

The Chieftain seems to be running out of tanks too

[paulr]

Rock Island Auction Company are obviously very nice hosts
And have worked out a good way to get 'free' coverage on Youtube

[fsn]

A lecture on linen body armour.

"The Study of Antiquity and the Middle Ages" is a fantastic channel on YouTube

[fsn]

Hmmm ... no takers for the hours lecture on linen armour?

How about this?

Periscope Films (great channel for old new reels) has just added some contemporary Viet Nam films:

I've linked 3 here, but there are 10 altogether.

[fsn]

Just accidentally clicked on a 1930's childbirth video 

Spithead review, 1937

Mosquito Tsetse

[Wulf]

Probably not news to some, but it's official...

[fsn]

Just watching it as I logged on to the Forum. 

[lowlylowlycook]

It's interesting how difficult it was  to nail down something as recent and ubiquitous as Dunkel Gelb.

History is hard.

[fsn]

Forgotten Weapons ... with some weapons which haven't been forgotten ...

WWII light mortars - French and German

 

... and the Bazooka

[fsn]

Assembly ships.
No, I hadn't heard of them before, either.

[Westmarcher]

Had forgotten about these. 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Basically, they were often crews who needed 1 or more mission before theor tour of duty was up, but too shellshocked to go, so acting as an assembly craft counted as a mission.
Bright and colourful.
I painted one for a mate once, as he had spares from Tumbling Dice!

[Westmarcher]

[fsn]

https://www.facebook.com/mashtabekb/videos/1560337517321779/

For Facebook users: French troops in 1940

[Terry37]

Thanks FSN! Love the film footage of the 1940's French. You could definitely see the various camo schemes on hte vehicles - oh to have seen it in color!!!

Terry

[Westmarcher]

Too many German vehicles and not enough Allied ones? Another variation for WW2 modellers/gamers to consider ...

[pierre the shy]

A brilliant blend of an actual recording of a Lancaster crew made in 1943 during a raid on Berlin linked up with some good VR technology:


https://www.youtube.com/embed/oiaPwpH7NGc

Worth Watching  
   

[KTravlos]

Hi all

I wanted to notify you of two things I am doing on my YouTube channel.

1) I am going to record and post all of my lectures for the course Diplomatic History that I teach this semester. You can find them here. I apologize for the bad quality, but I promise to make it better.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7qM1ZYRwV_BBtiZl4fZVUhbknQu9cGQC]https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7qM1ZYRwV_DaSekOxxT53xEP5Lx4AQ8t[/url

2) Inspired by The Great War Youtube series I will make an attempt in providing some coverage along those lines of the Greek-Turkish War 1919-1923. You can follow my efforts (and their inevitable failure) at this link

[url]https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7qM1ZYRwV_BBtiZl4fZVUhbknQu9cGQC

With Respect
KTravlos

[paulr]

Hi all

I wanted to notify you of two things I am doing on my YouTube channel.

1) I am going to record and post all of my lectures for the course Diplomatic History that I teach this semester. You can find them here. I apologize for the bad quality, but I promise to make it better.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7qM1ZYRwV_DaSekOxxT53xEP5Lx4AQ8t


2) Inspired by The Great War Youtube series I will make an attempt in providing some coverage along those lines of the Greek-Turkish War 1919-1923. You can follow my efforts (and their inevitable failure) at this link

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7qM1ZYRwV_BBtiZl4fZVUhbknQu9cGQC

With Respect
KTravlos

I think I've tidied up the URLs correctly

I'll have a look as I get a chance