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Hanzberger -> OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 2:37:18 AM)

Hey this guy puts up some nice videos, a lot on WW2. Most are around 5 mins, but check this one out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_4yaH6Y_hQ



spence -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 3:13:17 AM)

Not all such missions were successful. Take a look at the bridge wing of the USS Bogue serving in the Atlantic. Ultra played its part in both interdictions.

http://www.uboatarchive.net/I-52/I-52.htm



Telemecus -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 12:22:13 PM)

I enjoy his videos a lot - he is a proper historian and mostly they are straight to the point snippets. I have heard many who do not like them, but usually not because of the content. I am a military history buff and often this video sites just tell me things I already know - not Mark Felton.



Ian R -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 12:59:05 PM)

Telemecus, I clicked on your discord and was told I couldn't join, because my user name was already registered in discord. Which it is, for a different discord, where I use the same name.

Do you know of a solution for that?



Telemecus -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 1:48:56 PM)

Ian R

Sent a PM



Ian R -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 3:29:02 PM)

Got it!



geofflambert -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 3:57:33 PM)

Back to the clip, I got that they were delivering mica to the Germans and one other thing. It sounded like "shellac" but that can't be it. Anybody know what that was?



spence -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/25/2019 6:31:33 PM)

Sounded like shellac to me too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shellac

But we both heard correctly. Things have changed in the last 75 years I guess.



Ian R -> RE: OT Mark Felton Productions (10/26/2019 4:29:46 AM)

Shellac was a natural substance used to make electrical insulation, prior to the use of plastics.



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