When you look up the term historical accuracy in the dictionary, RAF Luton comes up.
On this Day 1914 a Sherman tank was found sleeping in a hedge on the A60 in Nottingham after a drunken night out at Hooters. This incident led to the popular phrase "Tanked up" being used to indicate being very drunk.pic.twitter.com/2xjWvmhsF4
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Are you sure about this? It looks like it's just trying to make room for oncoming traffic.
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Great knowledge from the RAF Luton boys!
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This is a Tiger 1 1942/43
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Sherman tanks were famous for their numerous variations. This is a great disguise version.
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Are you sure ut is a Sherman? The Sherman has a more rounded off shape, while the British-made Cromwell has the more angular and flat sided shape of the tank in the photo. I don’t think there were any Shermans present in the Battle of Sherwood Forest.
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Surely Shermen & Sherwomen lived in Sherwood
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That's a think tank
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