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midlifecrisis

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An old Vulcan pilot told me this back in the early 90's, he used to fly with Wartime Lanc pilots in his yoof. Op Guzzle was the dumping of stores at sea after the war. Mainly bombs such as grand slams, dam mines etc too hazardous to dismantle by humans. So they loaded them up on bombers and bombed the fish in the atlantic. Neptune was most annoyed...
 

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An old Vulcan pilot told me this back in the early 90's, he used to fly with Wartime Lanc pilots in his yoof. Op Guzzle was the dumping of stores at sea after the war. Mainly bombs such as grand slams, dam mines etc too hazardous to dismantle by humans. So they loaded them up on bombers and bombed the fish in the atlantic. Neptune was most annoyed...
Correctamundo! Over to you MLC!
 

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The three Lancs were type 464 Provisioning Lancs, ie ex Dam Buster ones, so I’d assumed they’d be Upkeeps but apparently there were 73 items dropped in the sea, and there couldn’t have been all Upkeeps, so must have been general bombs lying around Scampton!
 

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OK here's one I've just read in a US motoring mag, what connects Vaughtons the jeweller to the car industry?

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I'll give you badges, they make tge Aston Martin badges , I may have mislead you with the American magazine reference. Stu, your go.