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57mm 20th Jun 2019 13:43

The 12th Man
 
A cracking WW2 movie on Netflix. True history of a Norwegian spy, Jan Baalsrud and his survival story in Nazi occupied northern Norway. Stirring stuff - would have been honoured to meet the hero. Disappointed to see that after the war, all he got from us Brits was an OBE. Also, the folks that aided him were heroes themselves. Enjoy.

Avtur 20th Jun 2019 14:04

I will never complain about the cold again after watching this.

NutLoose 20th Jun 2019 14:16

Yes, watched it the other night, If you want another true story that is a cracker, watch 12 Strong.

How Accurate is 12 Strong? The True Story of the Real Horse Soldiers vs the Movie

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1413492/

ExRAFRadar 20th Jun 2019 18:17

Is it just me or has this forum become a bit of a catch all.
How on Earth does this even relate to Military Aviation?

MG 20th Jun 2019 19:42

I thought he was talking about Richie Benaud

Easy Street 20th Jun 2019 19:49


Originally Posted by MG (Post 10498901)
I thought he was talking about Richie Benaud

Me tchew...

MG 20th Jun 2019 20:16


Originally Posted by Easy Street (Post 10498907)


Me tchew...

so that’s tchew for tchew. Pretty good start there.

chinook240 20th Jun 2019 20:21


Originally Posted by NutLoose (Post 10498657)
Yes, watched it the other night, If you want another true story that is a cracker, watch 12 Strong.

How Accurate is 12 Strong? The True Story of the Real Horse Soldiers vs the Movie

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1413492/

The film, like many screen adaptations, only skims the surface. Read the book, Horse Soldiers!

West Coast 20th Jun 2019 20:34


Originally Posted by ExRAFRadar (Post 10498852)
Is it just me or has this forum become a bit of a catch all.
How on Earth does this even relate to Military Aviation?

Just get over it. I and many others find this interesting. If the mods disagree, they'll act.

tartare 20th Jun 2019 23:38


Originally Posted by MG (Post 10498932)


so that’s tchew for tchew. Pretty good start there.

Tchew for Tchwenty tchew I think...

uffington sb 21st Jun 2019 03:55

Lighten up ExRAFRadar, others find it interesting, and there is 1,993 posts in a thread about barbecues!

NutLoose 21st Jun 2019 11:14

The other one on netflix that is quite good is

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3922798/

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/irel...-him-1.3273241


In 1961, the UN sends an Irish peacekeeper troop commanded by Commandant Pat Quinlan to Katanga, in Congo, to protect the inhabitants of the mining town of Jadotville in the beginning of a civil war. Meanwhile the UN advisor Dr. Conor Cruise O'Brien launches a military attack named Operation Morthor against the French and Belgian mercenaries. Soon there is a reprisal from the mercenaries and Quinlan and his men are left under siege by a huge number of Katangese and mercenary troops.

Whenurhappy 21st Jun 2019 17:36


Originally Posted by NutLoose (Post 10499442)

A pretty good film, and apparently, fairly accurate.

Doctor Cruces 22nd Jun 2019 09:07

Took the recommendations and watched it. Long, but very good. What an amazing man.
Respect.

Doc C


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