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The Great War Huts 'HutVent' Calendar, 2022, Day 20.

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  • čas přidán 19. 12. 2022
  • On Day 20 Kev looks at more aviation items and tells the story of one particular innovative aviator...

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  • @andypeebles2242
    @andypeebles2242 Před rokem +3

    I think we forget how cold and wet the open cockpit aircraft of the Great War must have been for the crews. Another great video. Thank you.

    • @GreatWarHuts
      @GreatWarHuts  Před rokem

      Yes indeed, Andy, let along the problems associated with total loss, castor oil-filled, engines!

  • @miketickner6108
    @miketickner6108 Před rokem +1

    Another really interesting film. Also congratulations to yesterday's excellent presenter.

    • @GreatWarHuts
      @GreatWarHuts  Před rokem

      Thank you very much indeed, Mike. She showed us all up, didn’t she?!

  • @marcgardiner6278
    @marcgardiner6278 Před rokem +1

    I suspect they were called "fug boots" because they were seriously "fugly" boots!

  • @brettleivars3945
    @brettleivars3945 Před rokem +3

    I miss Sabre Sales and all the characters who worked there.

  • @barbarajohnson8097
    @barbarajohnson8097 Před rokem +1

    So interesting

  • @carlhicksjr8401
    @carlhicksjr8401 Před rokem +1

    Interesting. Until I saw 'aviation' in the description, I was thinking 'Murmansk Intervention 1919'. Not too far off, though. 😁
    About the boots...
    Ok, this presumes that my American ear heard your accent right. Apologies if I missed it. I thought I heard 'funk boots'. My best guess [and that's what it is, a guess] references 'funk holes' in trenches. The boots closely resemble rubber wading boots that show up in some trench photos. Because of that similarity in appearance, I wonder if the waders [and your flight boots here] were not nicknamed 'funk boots'.

    • @GreatWarHuts
      @GreatWarHuts  Před rokem +1

      No, they were definitely fug boots 👍🏻

    • @carlhicksjr8401
      @carlhicksjr8401 Před rokem

      @@GreatWarHuts I hesitate to even guess what 'fug' means in 1916... I **can** say that it's not very complimentary in the US today tho... 🤣 [it means 'eff'ing ugly']