Are you sure they are not looking for the CO’s car keys?
Photo of the Day: The Anti Submarine Strikeforce started their patrol of the #RAFLuton lake this morning.
The patrols act as a deterrent to the enemy and over the years have caught more than 2 enemy Submarinespic.twitter.com/zZzEWdjB0S
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HMS Sinky?
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The finest ship in the fleet
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Common misconception. It's actually just having a bath.
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Oooooh!
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That lake looks a bit cleaner since you stopped tipping the Officers Mess drip tray in it.
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How do these enemy boats get over the Chiltons and into the lake? Asking for a friend.
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Hi Allan, The enemy have secret tunnels that can access our lake from the sea, very similar to those at Lake Ness in Scotland
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Not as outlandish as it sounds. For the anti-submarine defence of UK ports, harbours and anchorages during the Second World War, sailors in rowing boats were equipped with pairs of binoculars and pots of green paint. (1/3)
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When they spotted the periscope of a U-boat, they rowed over to it and painted its lens with the green paint. (2/3)
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