The wave of nostalgia I get from seeing this hurts so much I’m worried it’s a heart attack.

25 APRIL 1944 – FIRST BATTLEFIELD HELICOPTER EVACUATION

In a watershed moment in U.S. Army aviation history, the first battlefield helicopter evacuation was performed on 25 APR 1944, presaging the dominance that rotary aircraft would assert in Army aviation in later years.

A dove has joined the Secretariat of the European Parliament. I would have preferred a hawk.

So many errors …

A1 clickbait.

RIP, Lord Field.

Spot the mistake.

Madame, Dr. Wellington Yueh paid the ultimate price.

Saint George returns 13th century spear.

Getting in the mood for the usual Zeebrugge hyperbole.

One of the greatest paintings ever, in my humble opinion.

Nazi Germany: “We would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for you pesky Brits.”

I recall this scene from War of the Worlds.

Good offer because the experience won’t last more than 30 minutes anyway.

Another one for the Australian War Memorial one day.