Sorry no u dont sound stupid,just leting you know for the furture, that some guys on here really know there stuff…and there really advaced.so if youre not really sure what you are typing ,dont type it.
Trust me ive been there. but its a cool place too learn about ww2,im sorry but i wast calling you stupid, cheers
Hello, nice to meat you all
Hi Rytis! I enjoy your pic posts on the pic site. Glad you joined the forums!
I was a HAA Gunfitter in the RA, am interested in military history and computing, i am a Senior Citizen, i look forward to enjoying being on this site, Cheers, fitgun.
Welcome, Fitgun. Hope you have a nice viewing experience. 
Hi Fitgun.
I was RA too. NS though. I was with 46(m) HAA and was stationed at Carter Barracks in Bulford, Wilts. I was 117 Bty clerk. I was demobbed in 1951 and three months later I was in the RAF. I was electrical fitter and worked on Lincolns and Canberra’s (hence the Canberra Man) I am well into senior citizenship at 78.
Ken
hello, finnish guy here, i find this site while finding colour war photos. you people are doing great job with ww2 pics(keeping the history alive). iwill not be so active member, but hope you still accept me =/ one of my big interests is war history, and war equipments, in healthy way( im not lunatic)
hope you like my photos (sry bad english).
Hey, have a great time here.
Downithpeace: Nice to meet everyone. I have an interest in learning about WW2, gaming, drink, computers and women. The order is mood dependant.
Hello. Nice to know your interests… I think… lol.
Hi, Williams here. I’m a 13 year old girl living in Australia. I love history and I want to be a Historian when I grow up. My full name is: <deleted>. World War Two interests me because I had family members who served in North Africa and the Pacific Theaters of the war.
Kiwimac, 48, former admin at ww2aircraft.net, German & Italian ww2 aircraft buff. My dad fought in WW2.
Welcome kiwimac, actually there are some busy threads right now to beg for your attendance being a priest/theologian.
http://ww2incolor.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7543
http://ww2incolor.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6734
Welcome aboard:
Fitgun, Thimo, downwithpeace, Williams, and kiwimac!
Wow, broad range of newbies!
I have put my 5c in. Thanks for the heads up.
Hey Williams, you find out alot here. Its good to see another girl on here, it gets lonley some times.
Most of us had family fighting in ww2 it may be with the allies or with the axis.
But some members on here were actually born juring the war years.
Mostly the older gentlemen on here. Truce;)
Thought you should know. Could add some more if you want…lol
Hello, new member from Canada here. I have been reading and learning about the two world wars for about 35 years! Yikes thats dating me lol.
I have always been interested in the less written about combatants in the wars and have also delved into scale models off and on over the years.
With the advent of the net the information is much more obtainable and interesting, much easier than the “old” days when one would scour the book stores and librarys for a small thread of info or a picture.
This looks like a great site, looking forward to participating!
Django…from the classic Spaghetti Western…another interest of mine lol
sorry i cant wright my right arm is swollen
best wishes erwin
Hello
My name is Donald Grandson of Frank Garcia 39166824 T41-2 of Oxnard,CA
My Grandfather pass away and i found some picture and thing.
I grow up Hearing all about him in WWII. I’am tring to put these Items I found to a events that my Grandfather spoke of. One thing I found was a Japanese Dog Tag I’am tring to get it Translated. If anyone Knows of my Grandfather
( A Long Shot) or can translate is Dog Tag. Please send me a message.
Thankyou
Grandson of
FRANK GARCIA
39166824 T41-2
