Some excellent, if not politically correct, historic training films by the USN in WWII. I served aboard USS THACH (FFG-43). We refered to the "THACH WEAVE" as the attempt to walk a straight course while drunk and returning to the ship.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=HGSgbFyZPmw
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=y_vAr_dXM ... re=related
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz8Q1yq-I ... re=related
Jimmy S Thach
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chuck
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Re: Jimmy S Thach
I can't help but notice a river gunboat in the back. Is that a kit?
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Re: Jimmy S Thach
With exception of the out of view IJN Toba, they are all scratch built. I`ll be submiting them to "What`s New" soon.chuck wrote:I can't help but notice a river gunboat in the back. Is that a kit?
Below is USS VILLALOBOS:
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Re: Jimmy S Thach
Those gunboats are awesome,really nice builds No Whine Policy
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