just had a word with a chap who knows about these things. This is what he said.
(Guess what first time I tried to post it It froze. :confused:)

Issues like that are normally down to what version of Internet Explorer is being used – I have a lot of customers have strange issue such as that if using version 9 – and they have found reverting back to version 8 solves it – but saying that it seems a lot of people are using version 8 already – so it could be that the website is designed for version 9 and upgrading to that will solve it

If not the normal procedure would be to disable all add-ins and toolbars from Internet Explorer to see if it is one of them conflicting – this can be done by opening IE, clicking tools, internet options and then on the advanced tab choosing restore advanced settings and then clicking reset – finally restart computer and see if it then works okay

And as for the virus programs mentioned, I would definitely avoid Norton – and having more than one installed will definitely cause problems as they basically cancel each other out – AVG is the best, as confirmed in various official tests and also one I did myself recently and published on my website.

People who use the word isle. A piece of land surrounded by water.

When they mean Aisle. A passage way for walking. :D:D:D

Just watched it. The first couple of minutes seemed a bit over the top and not real. But once you got into the story it gets quite entertaining and turns out a great film.
Not quite sure wether youngsters will grasp, how bad the racial predjudice was pre-war and during the war.
Maybe this film will encourage many to read up on the history of the Red Tails.

Is anything simple in europe? I’m sober and after reading this
http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120616140525AADX0QC
I’m confused even more. :confused: 😀

Try here.

The Ministry of Defence Medal office controls the issue and replacement of medals. Before claiming unclaimed WW2 medals you will require a record of service from the Army Personnel Centre. To replace issued medals you will be required to furnish proof of loss (police report or insurance claim etc.). The full cost of any replacement medals may be payable. It is possible for members of the public and non-serving personnel to download a Medal Application Form from the Army website http://www.army.mod.uk by clicking on “Medals/Badges”, the 2nd bullet under the Veterans heading. Additional advice may be obtained from the Medal Office on 0800 085 3600 or by email from [email]JPAC@afpaa.mod.uk[/email]

Ministry of Defence Medal Office
Armed Forces Personnel Administration Agency, Ministry of Defence Medal Office
Building 250, RAF Innsworth
Gloucestershire GL3 1EZ
(Postal enquiries only)

Alternatively google (Replacement ww2 medals) and take your pick of sites selling them.

Well mine are Flying.

Plenty of others in the village as well.

And no sign of the Flag Police 😀 .

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Someone commented that the 9/11 attackers somehow managed to select good weather for their murderous assault – and still the mighty US military could not effect an intercept with their F16s. And if they had, what then ? Does anyone really think that they would have pressed the button or pulled the trigger over one of the most densely populated urban areas on the planet?

John Green[/QUOTE]

I am one who believes that they would have pressed the button.
Not much use training pilots if they are not going to do their job.

9/11. There was not much the US military could have done about it, as it was over before they knew about it.
This documentry gives an insight of what went on.
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/911-the-lost-tapes/4od#3316901

Any fully fueled plane crashing into an olympic stadium, where people were sitting/standing, shoulder to shoulder would kill more people, than the debris from a plane after a missle had hit it, even over the most densly populated area. At least the people below would have a brief second to dive for cover.
And then I don’t think that it would equal this incident.

Dec. 16, (15.17 hours) – Batt. SS 500, Hellendoorn, Site 400 (Eelerberg – first period), V-2 rocket fired, impacted the crowded Rex Cinema in Antwerp, in the Keyserlei, resulting in 567 casualties to soldiers and civilians, 291 injured and 11 houses were destroyed. 296 of the dead & 194 of the injured were U.S., British, & Canadian soldiers. (This was the single highest death total from one rocket attack during the war in Europe.)

I do love a story with a happy ending

Moggy

This one was close in 1944.

Nov. 12, (20.43 hours) – Battery 444, (Site 47), V-2 rocket fired, impacted Westminster (airburst). This rocket was presumed to have exploded high above the Houses of Parliament