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Tweet During World War 2 the United States Office of Strategic Services and National Defence Research Committee performed a number of tests to determine the most effective way to disrupt ememy railroad services. The 'Mole' was an explosive device designed to automatically detonate when light levels dropped such as when a train entered a tunnel.   This film shows how the Mole was made as well as various tests to determine the most effective location to place the Mole. Needless to say there’s quite a few trains being blown up derailed or otherwise wrecked in this movie! note; not to be confused with a recent similar post showing other methods of derailing locomotives and rebuilding railroads, it's similar but different.
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Date Found: February 26, 2011
Date Produced: February 26, 2011
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July 11, 2011
Captain Chesley B. Sullenberger, III First officer Jeffrey B. Skiles Flight attendant, Shelia Dail Flight attendant, Doreen Welsh Flight attendant, Donna Dent
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July 11, 2011
Taliban getting a face full of it.
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April 16, 2011
Tweet How to Operate and Maintain your Personal Computer - By Michael Wynn [83min]. This full-length tutorial/documentary teaches the common computer user how to: use and manipulate the windows file system; understand file paths and filesizes; change start-up settings; speed up your ...
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April 15, 2011
Tweet an original German advert for the VW showing, well, I’m not too sure what it is they are trying to convey, maybe how tough they could be should they fall over a hilltop ..
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April 15, 2011
Tweet A real Classic from British Transport Film Archives The 1950’s British Transport Film 'Ferry Load' telling the story of the cross channel vehicle ferry service from Tilbury to Antwerp on 'Bardic Ferry'. Featuring lorries transporting ...
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