History, Politics And Current Affairs

Bernard Woolley wrote: ↑Thu Apr 02, 2026 7:41 pm You’re very welcome.

And, yes, I am okay, AFAIK!

How do we know it is you having a good time with the chapters and not a Chinese Ghost Writer ore even you using a AI.

Bernard did not know you could speak french over at AH.com.

En 1987, les seuls soldats soviétiques présents en Allemagne de l'Ouest faisaient partie du personnel de l'ambassade à Bonn. Du moins, officiellement.

Another good update, going to stop saying you can stop spoiling us with this record amount of updates you are posting in this short of time.

Photo: A Sea King of No 820 FAA coming in to land on Tiger-class cruiser, HMS Blake (C99) during here participation in the Liberation of Iceland.

Matt Wiser wrote: ↑Sat Mar 28, 2026 3:28 am OOC: found this on a Twilight:2000 group on Facebook.

OOC: if this is AI made then i think it cannot be posted on AH.com, unless you want the bear to get involved, also mentioning Biden there is a bit tricky, Trump speaks of him a lot so he is current.

Bernard Woolley wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2026 6:02 pm
Would have been plausible for an '80s set story. Still, OTOH, it wouldn't surprise me if some Old Blokes who are still fit(ish) have dug out Carcano M91/38, or 7.62 KIV M/38!

And trowing Molotov cocktails instead of drinking them.

As the saying goes, when you're hot, you're hot! :lol: Seriously, though, thank you. Well then, should we all give yourself something to cool down, before you catch fire. For a moment i thought, these Finish soldiers using the Lahti L-39 anti-tank rifle where veterans from the Continuation War, but...

Another great update, you are spoiling us to much with the record number of updates in this short time.

Photo: a Harrier GR3, of the Royal Air Force was shot down and crashed into the sea during the Battle of the Baltic exits ( 21st March 1987) and was later recovered by the Royal Danish Navy.

Photo: A Soviet MiG-23MLD pilot studies his map before a strike mission out of Soviet operated airfield somewhere in Soviet occupied Texas, 1986. The Soviet pilot is carrying a compact AKS-74U carbine. During World War III, VVS pilots often flew with these “Krinkovs” for a grim reason: if you went d...

Micael wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2026 3:05 pm Bet you Saint Peter didn’t dare ask him any questions on the way in.

Chuck Norris didn't "die", he went to train Saint Michael on how to roundhouse kick the devil for when Armageddon comes.

MikeKozlowski wrote: ↑Fri Mar 20, 2026 2:17 pm ...He didn't die. He just returned to his home world.

Mike

Death and Chuck are now drinking buddies.

Chuck Norris, Action Icon and ‘Walker Texas Ranger’ Star, Dies at 86
https://variety.com/2026/film/news/chuc ... 236694953/

Another good update Bernard, 3 in less then 2 weeks, keep it up, but in a way you do not get a burnout from witting so many updates in a short time.

Another good update as always.

That looks to be possibly Biggs Army Airfield or El Paso IAP: the El Paso area was the only part of Texas to be regularly visited by Tac Air in 1986-early '87. Went there a few times, so that may be a 335th strike. The Soviets must have toughed the US could not strike so far in occupied territory t...

Photo: A US airstrike hits a Soviet airfield in occupied Texas, 1986.

My advice, use the same account, be present as a member but also be present as a mod, having two accounts is not needed as we all know who the mods are.

I always keep my mod posts separate from comment posts and colour the former red, so that they stand out. A separate mod account may not be practical, as it would probably mean giving login details to more than one person for the same account. That is how i speak, on my forum as well, use a color t...

Photo: Periscope photo of a Soviet Navy's Project 1833 Pegas/Berezina-class armed fleet replenishment ship Berezina (154) taken by a Royal Navy Upholder-class diesel-electric submarines before being hit by torpedoes, 1987.