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D-Day Special with Tim Davies
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- On the 6th of June 2024 I recorded a D-Day special on the Podcast of the Lotus Eaters, in conversation with RAF Squadron Leader Tim Davies (retired), including some lengthy quotes from Cornelius Ryan's book 'The Longest Day'... Enjoy!
I remember watching this live.
You needed way more time.
Thanks for uploading these man!
Definitely would watch a longer episode with you both about this.
Brilliant, Tim Davies is a legend, I've had him on my channel talking about men's mental health.
Thanks for the video!
This was a great livestream! I hope you get to do this sort of thing again.
Thx
Great show thank you
This changed my life
All for nought.
Hi, Beau.
My father was born in 1930. Didn't serve. My paternal grandfather served in WW1.
So, WW1 means a lot to me.
Good books.
Overlord. D Day to the Falaise Gap (Max Hastings)
Covenant With Death (John Harris)
1916 Sabaton. Good song. Ask Harry. 😥
Peter Hitchens just sent me to the naughty step (X) 😥
Not sure if this would be your kind of thing but I sent you some pics anyway. I was recently given a box of Aldis Signalling Lamp lenses that have service lables placing them at Tangmere in 1943. I was thinking about sending them to the museum that's now where the base used to be. :)
I’m enjoying the fall of the republic on lotus eaters but how come carls not been on for awhile? Is epochs now going to be mainly just you or a guest from now on?
Thanks matey... yeah, I'm afraid so on the Carl thing
@@HistoryBro that’s a shame. Epochs was the reason I paid for lotus eaters in the first place.
@@Winston.S.Churchill Epochs is on going, just without Carl. Or, rarely with Carl
What a top aesthetic experience. And still didn't fit into the time 😅
Yes the war to protect Poland because Germany invaded them but zero problem when the Soviet Union did for some reason. Oh no it was to protect jews. That's why there's memorials of them thanking western countries all over the place right?
Liking this before it's taken down
See my conversation with Ed Dutton about Churchill
@@HistoryBro I'll check it out.