Right section, perfect pictures.
Keep ’em comin.

Yes, exactly; once the enemy drivers know that there are potentially lethal land-mines ‘disguised’ as camel-dung on the roads then they have to exercise extreme caution driving where there is anything that looks like a camel-dung land-mine on the road…

…and, of course, the roads in North Africa are covered in extremely authentic looking camel-dung aren’t they? 😉

It’s genius, absolute genius! :diablo:

A lot of areas near Heathrow are too.

Linc
in addition to exploding poo, you need to read all about the diversions that were created all over the South of England in preperation for D-Day. The diversion was almost as big as the operation and it was done for months beforehand.

Whatever needs must.
Wired, pressure, timer.

If you also watch the Jeremy Clarkson tribute to his Wife’s father (The only VC from the Isle of Man), he used exploding poo to try and disable an oncoming tank…amongst several other things. I’m surprised I can’t find the two vids on a double DVD offer….this, and the “Greatest Raid of all time” documentary he did. Brilliant journalistic enthusiasm portraying unbelievable acts.

Fully Operational Car!
Very Happy man!

So long as it’s after the 9pm watershed, film/programme times mean nothing these days. It is assumed most people use some sort of “Watch again” or have a recordable media.
Yes, it was/is a great book. So is Mein Kampf but don’t admit to understanding it, you’ll be decared persona non grata and sent home from Cannes.

I think the Camel Dung explosive started life as Dog Poo and Dead Rats.

If you watch the series on Discovery/History called “The originals” you will find out much more. It is a series based on the story and the start of the SOE, with interviews of the surviving members from a special Dinner they had together in 1982.
There is bound to be a book covering the same stuff, but I don’t know of it.
Apart from being true heroes one and all, the tricks/inventions and skullduggery they got up to was unbelievable and fascinating.

Dirty tricks!!
We’re British! If it was slightly non Cricket, it was necessary.