Dusk til Dawn

Marylyn Minter ph

High-heels in Pentimento (1979), dir. Frans Zwartjes

An interesting book about German submarines: The U-Boat War, 1914-1918, by Edwyn A. Gray

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The Flechette Theese needle-sharp missiles, were carried in canisters slung under the fuselage of the planes or Zeppelins and were released by a trigger located in the cockpit into the enemy trenches or airfields. Dropped from an altitude of 1,500 feet, a “flechette”, name given by the french, which means “little arrow” or “dart”, could go completely through the body of a horse. It was used by both sides during the first World War. But such primitive aerial arms soon gave way to far deadlier weapons.

Secretary | Steven Shainberg | 2002

Fleet Ilya

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