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although in historic terms this would be a 36 gallon cask
The expression “to take the King’s shilling” meant to enlist in the British army
The main differences being that the barrel was made in two pieces that allowed worn liners to be replaced as well as the addition of a shield which offered some protection for the crew
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AK152 - General Erwin Rommel (Summer Uniform) w Britain's world war 1 although in historic terms thisAmong the uniforms Rommel took with him when he transferred to North Africa was this standard Wehrmacht 'White Summer Uniform' jacket which was introduced in the 1930s in pre war Germany. This was normally worn with the standard 'feldgrau' officer's riding breeches complete with the double red stripes down the outside seams of the trousers denoting a senior General's field rank.
