"Gadgets that helped to win the war..." Topic

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GarrisonMiniatures	28 Jan 2013 8:15 a.m. PST
A catalogue designed to show US intelligence what the RAF was using: link 'A remarkable catalogue detailing top-secret designs for James Bond-esque gadgets used by British soldiers during the Second World War is to go up for auction.' 'The 79-page catalogue, titled 'Per Ardua Libertas' – which means Liberty Through Adversity – was put together especially for American intelligence officers in 1942.'
SECURITY MINISTER CRITTER	28 Jan 2013 10:38 a.m. PST
Most interesting find.

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