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peter royle was a captain in the royal artillery. 80 years on, he watches this younger version of himself role as a forward spotter in that campaign had put him on the front line of the advance on german defences. you were shot at, shelled, bombed, mortared, everything, and you got that dreadful feeling, of sickness in your tummy. "oh god, it is going to be the last time." i was lucky. victory in the desert turned the course of the war. it prepared the way for the liberation of southern europe. when you have a shell bursting three feet away from you, about where you are now, you don't expect to live. it happened to me in my first battle and i should have been killed then. i think i should have been killed five or six times. i don't think i should be talking to you now. peter was from a well—off family and had planned to become a country solicitor. but combat brought him into close friendships across pre—war class divides, and especially with the four men he fought alongside, month after month. they were working class men, you had a bond with those four. it couldn't be taken away from you.

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a lieutenant in the royal regiment of artillery, who was part of british army that surrendered at saratoga. in 1777. his signature see on the top of the title page david's may seven, 1776. below that is the name woolwich academy, the great english military academy. but in the second name visible here, which you see twice on the frontispiece, is john stone, who was an american lieutenant who served at the rutland barracks in massachusetts, where david's was held prisoner after saratoga. but we don't know is what really want to know is how this passed from david's to stone. british hands to american was a spoil of war. or was this a more amiable exchange between two officers on the opposite sides of this war? we don't know, but it's still a wonderful relic. of our manuscript collections. and the fergusson collection is honestly not been so focused on single sheet manuscripts, individual letters, things like that what has been a top priority for the ferguson collection, our manuscript orderly books, george washington's order of january 1st, 1776, directed officers to keep orderly books. and h

courtney ames served 12 years in the australian army as an officer in the royal regiment of australian artillery to afghanistan twice during her army service and earned a bachelor of science degree in physics and politics. in is currently pursuing a master's degree in nuclear engineering from the university of pennsylvania with a focus on nuclear safety and radiation detection systems. yes, uh, such a girl is a bachelor of science in physics and politics. i don't know michael that you are in any combination at all, or something, maybe physics, chemist physics politician, i don't know chemist biologist, although this does not contradict. it's okay, physics politics, but okay, so i wonder what's going on courtney's page on the australian association's americano website disappeared. yes, i don’t know why, but someone considered it important to remove any information about military merit. courtney ames. that's the whole page, you know, emptiness. actually , i don’t want to look, so to speak, a naive fool and ask questions, like listen, well , what did they live, they send spies. well, as it were, ye

royal netherlands air force, where our military also trains. as you can see, there is also a patriot installation and armored vehicles and artillery , everythinghat the armed forces of ukraine need so much now for a counterattack , the situation is literally entering the finish line. and the battles of the world's coolest military analysts this week just reached the peak. so, when will it start, artem was figuring out the bullet, readiness number one, when the counteroffensive will start, that 's all, that's it, that's it, will they help the russians with more than 100 km of fortifications and what else drives the occupiers to hysterics different dates not deadlines facts of the week about the analyzed preparation for the largest battle, but when the counteroffensive of the armed forces will begin no more than five people in the world know suvorova's plan of action is mysterious but the main intrigue is not even when but where the main battlefield will be temporarily occupied on may 5 the village of polog in the zaporizhzhia region, local residents hear the announcement of evacuation. and in berdyansk itself, the picture is like this. there ar

drone and artillery attacks have hit russian targets in an arc along its ukrainian border provinces of briansk, belgorod, and others. and moscow's not been spared either. on the deck of a royal key ukrainian ally, the united kingdom, gave kyiv a green light to attack russia. >> legitimate military targets beyond its own border are part of ukraine's self-defense, and we should recognize that. >> reporter: in response, former russian president and close putin ally dmitry medvedev claimed on twitter that as the uk is in an undeclared war against russia, any british official could be considered as a legitimate military target. now, that would be an escalation even vladimir putin might resist. erin, you mentioned the use of nuclear weapons against starlink satellites. that would be, i think, technically impossible. i have to say also locally they're not used by drones, certainly not drones that could strike as deep into russia as moscow. but this, i think, should be seen what we're seeing in russia as a completely new phase of the ukrainian strategy. this could be, effectively, what we've all been talking about, which is the beginning of the counteroffensive. they're launching it