Number of Avro Lancasters lost in action during the Second World War. [1920x1080]2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/WarplanePorn
Found my Great Grandfather's whistle he used in the trenches of WW1.4yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
3 PARA returning to UK after spending 2 weeks in Kabul, Afghanistan. [960x720]2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/CasualUK
Ex Para photobombs group photo of Ex Royal Marines. They have an intense rivalry if u didnt know. [140x140]2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/MilitaryPorn
British soldier from 3Para after a long patrol on Operation Herrick VIII, Afghanistan 2008 [1920x1080]1yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/MilitaryPorn
How respectful to use the American flag as a tablecloth with dirty crayfish crawling all over. Wonderful nod to everyone who died for our country. So gross!2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/ShitAmericansSay
All 12 Apollo Astronauts who walked on the moon between July 1969 and December 19722yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/space
40 years ago today the RAF completed the longest bombing raid in history up to that point. A single Vulcan flew more than 16 hours and 6,600 miles (12200km) to bomb the runway at Port Stanley.2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/Military
POV: you are about to see a comment section infested with Kaiserboo2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/DerScheisser
lot of british soldiers also had a great time abroad. “ww1 was awful” is a meme spread by leftie dorks like Hemingway and Remarque. 3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/ShitAmericansSay
Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom who fought in the World Wars [1920x1080]2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/MilitaryPorn
What the Western front looked liked a year after the war ended (1919). 100 years ago5yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/CasualUK
80 years ago today the Battle of Britain started. Today we remember the 2,342 British pilots and 595 pilots from other nationalities who fought for the survival of this country. We also remember the 1542 airmen who lost their lives.4yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/CasualUK
Number of Avro Lancasters lost in action during the Second World War. [1920x1080]2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/aviation
Adding 1 Clone Trooper to the Grand Army of the Republic every day. Day 34yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/PrequelMemes
Who wins the space IVA suit fashion contest. Space X Dragon 2 Suit, Boeing Starliner Suit or NASA Orion Suit (Artemis)4yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/nasa
All 12 Apollo Astronauts who walked on the moon between July 1969 and December 19723yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Soldier from the Royal Highland Fusiliers in Northern Ireland 1972 (colourised by me)2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/britishmilitary
104 years ago today, the Battle of Passchendaele (Third Battle of Ypres) began. It finished 4 months later with nearly 600,000 casualties and only a few miles gained.2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/britishmilitary
British Soldier from the Royal Highland Fusiliers, Northern Ireland 1972. Colourised by me [1920x1080]2yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/MilitaryPorn
HMS Queen Mary explodes after a massive magazine detonation. HMS Princess Royal is under shell fire to the left of the explosion. Jutland 1916. [1920x1080]3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
I wanted to see more US bombing's of german U Boats, no fair! ....in a video about the Battle of Jutland fought between the Royal Navy and the Imperial German Navy in May 1916 *facepalm*3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/ShitAmericansSay
Princess Elizabeth inspects 2nd Battalion, Grenedier Guards, 17th May 1944. (Colourised by OP)3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/britishmilitary
Field Marshal Montgomery visits the grave of an unknown Commonwealth Soldier who died in the First World War. Vimy Ridge, 8 September 1944 [1920x1080]3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
DICE since we have the First Order Jet Trooper can we please replace the pretty rubbish rocket droid with these beasts?4yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/StarWarsBattlefront
Breakdown of British Casualties on the First day of the Battle of the Somme3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/britishmilitary
Field Marshal Haig and his Generals, November 1918 near Cambrai. (colourised by me) [1920x1080]3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Omaha was far harder The audacity to post this comment on D Day.3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/ShitAmericansSay
Has the 'New' General Service Medal ever been awarded? I've never seen it.3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/britishmilitary
What the Western front looked liked a year after the war ended (1919). 100 years ago5yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/britishmilitary
106 years ago a monumental display of humanity and kindness was shown. (These diary extracts are from my Great Grandfather who was in the trenches during the truce.)3yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/europe
Need help identifying these medals which belong to my great-grandad. (With citation below)4yr ⋅ The_Kid_1999 ⋅ r/Medals
