WW2 picture.
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Re: WW2 picture.
Here is what's in the booklet:
Pics aren't great though.
Enjoy.
Jacob
Pics aren't great though.
Enjoy.
Jacob
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Re: WW2 picture.
Very nice pics Jacob wee all like pics 

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Definitely not a seagull!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIKasKCWLdQ
Okay so it's not a seagull but a good clip showing pontoon/barge building by the Americans to cross the river Rhine, go to 4.21 in to the clip for the initial glimpse of the outboards and for those of an impatient disposition 4.45 in to the clip gives a better shot with close up of the outboards. So the usual question now what make/hp etc. are the outboards in the clip please?
Also on a side note, the YouTube clips links no longer seem to be working, not sure if it's a problem with sos site or perhaps youtube is blocking the links in someway, I checked my previous postings of Youtube clips and they are not showing up either just a lot of blank space where the clip used to be, see link viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4711
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Re: WW2 picture.
Pat,
That is a Johnson outboard. Probably a 22hp POLR-15 or similar.
A member brought one along to an old outboard meet we had in May last year - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeIj16ItRt8&t=13s
Cheers
BP
That is a Johnson outboard. Probably a 22hp POLR-15 or similar.
A member brought one along to an old outboard meet we had in May last year - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeIj16ItRt8&t=13s
Cheers
BP
Too many Seagulls to count now!
Member SOS, AOMCI,
President of AOMCI's WOOC chapter
Member SOS, AOMCI,
President of AOMCI's WOOC chapter
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Thanks for the info BP, nice to see the engines in colour too.
Cheers Pat
Cheers Pat
The other side built bridges too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRxzfKv ... WxI6K1CrQd
Outboards make their first appearance around 10 minutes and 20 seconds in to the clip, shame they don't show how they got the outboards on to the "transom", I'd say it required some effort anyway, lets just say they look a little less manageable than a seagull!
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Re: WW2 picture.
Those things are huge. Any idea what they are?
Regards,
S
Regards,
S
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Re: WW2 picture.
Probably a Sturmboot motor.
TC - 1960 LLS - 1961 LLS - 1966 THCL - 1968 EFNRL - 1986
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That IS one monster motor! 

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Is it better to over think, than not think at all?
Is it better to over think, than not think at all?
Re: WW2 picture.
OTD in #Normandy Infantry of 43rd Wessex embarking in a boat to cross the River Seine at Vernon
Any guesses?
OTD in #Normandy Infantry of 43rd Wessex embarking in a boat to cross the River Seine at Vernon by pat seagulldexta, on Flickr
Any guesses?

Re: WW2 picture.
A Storm boat Motor, with a handle on each side of the cylinder.
Re: WW2 picture.
Thanks Keith.P.
Here is a another one taken from the crossing of the Seine at Vernon. A rather sad story behind this picture, I guess it shows the reality of what the soldiers were facing in to as they set off into the unknown. Scroll down to the bottom of page 1 to see page 2 and description of photograph on page 2. See link below.
http://vernon-visite.org/rgb3/seine1944.shtml

Here is a another one taken from the crossing of the Seine at Vernon. A rather sad story behind this picture, I guess it shows the reality of what the soldiers were facing in to as they set off into the unknown. Scroll down to the bottom of page 1 to see page 2 and description of photograph on page 2. See link below.
http://vernon-visite.org/rgb3/seine1944.shtml
