DavidRetherford
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Historian of US Army in The First World War. Interested in intelligence and learning development. Available for book reviews. Social media manager at the Strategy Bridge. 🇺🇸&🇬🇧
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It is…. Super excited to get it running.
Interesting to look at an issued watch from 1940 and 2020 side by side.
I wonder if in 80 years some kid will find my watch and my grandfather’s and see if they can get them working again.
Interesting to look at an issued watch from 1940 and 2020 side by side.
I wonder if in 80 years some kid will find my watch and my grandfather’s and see if they can get them working again.
November 24, 2025 at 3:20 PM
It is…. Super excited to get it running.
Interesting to look at an issued watch from 1940 and 2020 side by side.
I wonder if in 80 years some kid will find my watch and my grandfather’s and see if they can get them working again.
Interesting to look at an issued watch from 1940 and 2020 side by side.
I wonder if in 80 years some kid will find my watch and my grandfather’s and see if they can get them working again.
That’s a treasure!
November 24, 2025 at 3:35 PM
That’s a treasure!
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The last 8 weeks have been sporty—my reading all over the map, crammed into non-existent moments when I could focus, & almost entirely not of my choosing. (Advising 10 masters theses is a neat trick.) But I finally finished this. Like most edited volumes, it’s uneven, but it’s also excellent.
November 19, 2025 at 10:23 PM
The last 8 weeks have been sporty—my reading all over the map, crammed into non-existent moments when I could focus, & almost entirely not of my choosing. (Advising 10 masters theses is a neat trick.) But I finally finished this. Like most edited volumes, it’s uneven, but it’s also excellent.
Predictively, I read the two chapters containing the first and the second one! Excellent.
November 18, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Predictively, I read the two chapters containing the first and the second one! Excellent.