Retired journalist, publisher and international conference organiser, now riding into the sun with adventure motorbiking in North Africa and elsewhere.
@UKinMorocco@BritishAviation @ondaofficiel @UKSimonMartin But unfortunately with the growth of tourist numbers, the queues at RAK continue to worsen. The main bottleneck (though there are several) is border control where it can take a couple of minutes or more to process each traveller. Faster computer systems & more staff are needed.
@dna_bongo@ZelenskyyUa@wenggonzales Your professor was weak. And I suppose the two of you would have said the same to Winston Churchill. After two years three months of Britain standing alone, USA finally entered WW2.
@KennethRundt I've not heard anyone in the UK complain about the amount of support for UA, most of us would be only too happy for our government to give a lot more. It grieves me that politicians don't have the guts to give UA what it needs—UA lives are sacrificed through lack of weapons!
@ChuckPfarrer From Wikipedia, "Destinus began developing and producing Drones to the Ukrainian forces during the Russian invasion of Ukraine with the drone components manufactured outside of Switzerland due to Swiss regulations over military production which are then assembled in Ukraine."
@Nkosi66222Yami@wartranslated Perhaps if Russia hadn't signed the 1922 Treaty of Rapello to help Germany to secretly rebuild its army and air force!! Cooperation was at its most intensive during 1930–1932, https://t.co/oJbfwVYHGh
@visegrad24 Polish and Czech airmen made the difference in the Battle of Britain, and Poland's passing on of an Enigma machine enabled the UK code breakers to shorten WW2 by at least two years.
@ChuckPfarrer The UK's tranche 1 remains on track to deliver 48 F-35Bs by 2025, 30 taken so far. The original intent was for the UK to take 138 F-35 planes. It is welcome news that other NATO allies are stepping up their weapon programmes.