Stuski

Back in London.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@AutoPap I’d say pretty much that’s a perfect garage, perhaps add a Mini Cooper S, or 1275GT in bronze.

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@NormanBrennan @WW2Talk I cycle past this Gentleman’s memorial, on my way to work. (actually pushing my bicycle) I always look and acknowledge. He was protecting our nation, our democracy, our freedom, his plaque should be front and centre. And definitely not at ankle height, which it is.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@Tonyledgend63 @AutoPap I’d say the plate is worth more than any car available that you can actually buy. Obviously caveats should be acknowledged.

[Dai 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧 @daibach23]

Killed in action on this day 1916,

Lou Phillips, a former Welsh rugby international who also won the Welsh Amateur Golfing Championship in 1907 and 1912. Phillips, from Newport, was killed in action at Cambrai on 14th March 1916 during World War I while serving as a Sergeant in the Royal Welch Fusiliers. He is buried in Cambrin Churchyard Extension, Pas de Calais, France.

[KeyserSosse @KeyserSosse]

15th March, 2026

Saturday marks 22 years since Kriss Donald, an innocent 15 years old boy, was kidnapped and horrifically murdered in Glasgow, by pure evil and racist cowards

Please never ever forget this innocent young boy ❤

Rest in Eternal Peace Kriss Donald ❤🙏 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Tony Brown @agbdrilling]

On the 90th anniversary of the Spitfire let's remember Lucy, Lady Houston who donated the equivalent of £7,000,000 of her own money in 1931 to Supermarine to keep the Spitfire project alive
"Every true Briton would rather sell his last shirt than admit that England could not afford to defend herself" 🇬🇧

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@JamesMelville I’ve sent this to my son, he’s studying history and politics. I believe this is one of the greatest speeches in modern history.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@SimonCarGuy Beautiful pictures, I only have my Father’s RAF diary, very small, a few entries, 21 getting older. That was 1946, He was in Burma. To me, a braver man you’ll not find. It is my most treasured possession.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@AdamMossoff @MarkDampier Obviously a lot more words are needed to give context.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@AdamMossoff @MarkDampier If I just give a small story, my Father, ex RAF needed help one day, and one man stood to help him, his name was Helmut, who was also a headmaster and was in Wehrmacht. 1976. The wounds of war still open and sore. They became good friends. Both fought in same god awful war.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@zarahussain999 I was somewhat annoyed when Keith Palmer was murdered. A man protecting us.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@ListerLawrence @TheRAC_UK Just to comment, my car was broken in storage. The AA engineer, arrived within 45 minutes, he was the kindest helpful person. Fixed it quickly then gave me some advice. Chris was a top man. Well played Sir. And Thank you Chris.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@kingskroinkie @bigears1111 @WingsScotland It wasn’t so much about their punctuality, more the destination.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@Ilovenostalgia Jaws

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@RobLooseCannon @BigNorman11 I remember this so vividly, it absolutely breaks my heart. I just does.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@PhilMyers53 @RachelReevesMP I’m more than happy to discuss, but your absolute way you use ghastly language to people that disagree with you. We are British, we are better than that.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@MarcherReborn I’ll see your wife’s prezzies, and raise you an Airfiix model, (Harriet Jump Jet) Hornby railway, “Flying Scotsman” and a Tamiya radio controlled car. I’m in clover. She will love all of that. Me, I just want to take the dog for a walk and pint on Christmas morning.

[Stuski @stuartwfrobbins]

@DrHelenFry Harsh, instinctive, brutal.

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@KeyserSosse I was 3 years old, when this happened. I remember my father shaking his head, when we talked about it 15 years later. He was quite strong man but desperately upset. He worked in the security services. He was disgusted, same as Enniskillen and Omagh and especially Airey Nieve.

[Revd Nicholas Pye @RevdPye]

19 Sept 1944, Wing Cdr Guy Gibson, died in action, aged 26. Born in Simla, India. Led RAF 617 Squadron in Operation Chastise, Dambusters raid, for which he was awarded Victoria Cross, becoming at time most highly decorated British serviceman. Completed 170+ operations. #WW2