"I hope."

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[winniemaywebber]

Honeysuckle Rose: James Douglass x OC

Lover, Come Back To Me: Harry Crosby x OC

The Apple Tree: Rosie Rosenthal x Reader

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SILVER WINGS CLUB PLAYLIST

[itstheheebiejeebies]

For week 8 of HBOWW2Rewatch: Snow Globe

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[melssandre]

Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948, H.C. Potter)

[thatsrightice]

Jim Blakely, the son of Everett Blakely, wrote an article for the March 2023 edition of the 8th AF Newsletter titled “Thirteen Empty Bunks.” Attached with the article are several pictures, but one in particular stands out—a diagram of a Nissen hut with harrowing annotations.

“Those small huts could get crowded; yet by mid-October 1943, there was plenty of room in one. Thirteen of the sixteen cots were empty. Three of four B-17s had been lost in a short span of time. The other plane was damaged beyond repair. Each bed had a tale to tell. And the tale told by the empty beds was especially nerve-wracking.”

And though there were many huts at Thorpe Abbotts like it, with empty beds aplenty and similar stories to tell, this one was just a little bit more special because Blakely, Crosby, and Douglass were the last three members of the “Original” 100th flight officers left on base.

The article goes on to share the stories of the men who once slept in the empty bunks of his father’s Nissen hut, and I highly recommend reading it for the amazing insight into the lives of these men.

Read the full article here

[novelbear]

"it's a summer paradise" - more sunny summer vacation prompts ☀️

a prompt list by @novelbear

✧ "ouch! the sand is hot."

✧ picking out matching bathing suits, beach towels, sunglasses, etc.

✧ making out under the umbrella

✧ [pointing at sunburn] "does it look bad?"

✧ burying a napping friend/partner under the sand

✧ making homemade lemonade and completely failing

✧ burning themselves on the hot carnival rides or the hot carseats

✧ "can you put some sunscreen on my back? i can't reach over there."

✧ first meeting after someone having to save them from nearly (not really) drowning

✧ laughing after seeing a wave completely wipe out another friend/partner

✧ "wait take a pic for me right here."

✧ screaming together over all the bugs that are coming out from the heat.

✧ making custom souvenirs together

✧ splashing each other in the ocean

✧ teaching one of them how to swim since they don't know how

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[pookielious]

Articles about vera hunt roe (Eugene's first wife) from a English newspaper about her wedding and about her arrival to America

Transcript below!↓↓

(Photo 1)

MRS. VERA ROE

wife of Pfc. Eugene Roe, who is now in Holland with American paratroopers. Mrs. Roe was the former Vera Hunt of Swindon, Wiltshire, England. The marriage took place in England in June of this year.

(Photo 2)

Mrs. Eugene Roe Arrives Here From England:

We wish to welcome to our community Mrs. Eugene Roe, the former Miss Vera Hunt of Swindon, England, who arrived here last Sunday, April 7th. Mrs. Roe arrived in the States last week aboard the QUEEN MARY.

Her husband, until his discharge sometime in January, was a Sergeant in the Army Paratroopers. Sgt. Roe saw overseas duty in England, France, Belgium, Austria, Holland, and Germany and was a member of the 101st Army Paratroopers, 506th Division which was at Bastogne during the "Battle of the Bulge". He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Roe of this city.

[winniemaywebber]

uhhhmmm I wanna write again. give me blurb ideas while I work on next chapters of things. just to fill the gap!!! lay it on meeee

[bennydemarco]

1st MOTAVERSARY - WEEK 2

favorite non-pilot

[touchofpink]

The Little Montana Siren Says It Is the Men Who Have Been Kind to Her

Movie Mirror 1934 - Vol. 5, No. 3

[staud]

ack ack being introduced like a high school heartthrob in a 2000s romcom

[winniemaywebber]

I don't have any SAS scene packs as it were, but I could capture some clips on my comp for what you might need! :)

PLEAAAASSSEEE!!! do you still use discord?? I messaged you on there 💞💞

[winniemaywebber]

hi hello!!!! does anyone here happen to have any SAS Rogue Heroes scene packs they'd be happy to send me?? I need them for shhhh secret reasons.....and it would be a huge help!!! <3 please drop me a DM if so!!!!

[airborneinfantry]

HBOWW2REWATCH, WEEK 5: Delay

MASTERS OF THE AIR (2024) -> Part Three

Hey, Blakely, what was the answer to that riddle? - I was hoping you'd tell me.

[cuunos]

peak dynamic in my opinion

[winniemaywebber]

Hello hello, regarding your question in the text whether we'd read a post-war 'wife vs secretary' theme for Dougie and Olive and I just want to say HELL YES, I honestly just miss the two of them!

-@rosiecheekswindswepthair

wouldn't it be so fun and silly????! I'm so excited to do it 🥰

[thursdaymurderbub]

Silver Screen magazine, April 1936

[thatsrightice]

May 8, 1945 marked the end of war in Europe and celebrations broke out across the entire world. But while people flooded the streets, the men of Thorpe Abbott remained on lockdown, unable to join in on the celebration with the locals.

Lt Col Robert ‘Rosie’ Rosenthal was one of the few men lucky enough to be on leave in London on VE Day.

Rosie recalled how he’d “be walking through a throng of people with a pretty girl on my arm and all of a sudden she was gone, replaced by another one. It was a madhouse, a beautiful, beautiful madhouse.”