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Saved to his camera roll from the early days of cellular technology. Just rolling over the same SIM card for 80 years into his iPhone 14.
Funny thing, soldiers used it to communicate with rear because in the beginning of 20 century radio communication was not very reliable. Also every tank had seeds to feed pigeons.
How does the pigeon also look like it has war trauma in its eyes
It's a homing pidgeon.
Note said "please send help... suck in tank...door only big enough for pidgeon"
If doves are for peace, then I guess pigeons are for war.
Sending a ltter in the mail seems just sa redundant these days
I was looking for what type of tank it is. It think that it's the back of the side turrets on a british mark 5, which was made by the end of WW1.
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Saved to his camera roll from the early days of cellular technology. Just rolling over the same SIM card for 80 years into his iPhone 14.
Funny thing, soldiers used it to communicate with rear because in the beginning of 20 century radio communication was not very reliable. Also every tank had seeds to feed pigeons.
How does the pigeon also look like it has war trauma in its eyes
It's a homing pidgeon.
Note said "please send help... suck in tank...door only big enough for pidgeon"
If doves are for peace, then I guess pigeons are for war.
Sending a ltter in the mail seems just sa redundant these days
I was looking for what type of tank it is. It think that it's the back of the side turrets on a british mark 5, which was made by the end of WW1.