[audio:https://rightoftheline.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Fire1.mp3|titles=No 1 Fire!] The detachment rush into action, and fire their three rounds at an unseen target, the rounds leaving 30 seconds apart, destroying it. Listen for the sounds of the gun being elevated, the clatter of the loading, the commands from both the command post and the No 1, as Read more…
The Phrase “It’s cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey” is said to originate from nautical gunnery phraseology, although there are many who disagree. It should be remembered that illiterate yet highly imaginative sailor were not above exagerating the conditions they served in, and scientific properties concerning Read more…
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Calling all long-standing local residents – do you recall Fort Nelson during the dark days of the Second World War? Did your father, grandfather or other relatives reminisce about their days billeted at the Fort during the Great War, prior to leaving for France? Or did you play there as Read more…
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