historyphotos·HistoryPhotosbyPugJesus Artillery shell casings, WW1View original on piefed.social128Comments8Reply
CCompactFlax discuss.tchncs.de1Hide 1 replyI’m a little surprised we don’t talk more about the environmental impact of the two world wars, but I guess it wasn’t until the 70s that environmentalism started to enter the mainstream consciousness.26Reply
ssturlabragason lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI never really knew much about ww1 until I listened to Dan Carlins “Blueprint for Armageddon Series”. It’s pretty decent. https://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-50-55-blueprint-for-armageddon-series/14Reply
FFlying_Dutch_Rudder replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyThe neatly stacked ones look like live rounds, so I’m not sure I’d be chucking those around.20Reply
HHarbinger01173430 lemmy.worldWhen the elves invade through their portal, seeking for magicless slaves, we should greet them with this4Reply
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I’m a little surprised we don’t talk more about the environmental impact of the two world wars, but I guess it wasn’t until the 70s that environmentalism started to enter the mainstream consciousness.
Ukraine is going to take forever to cleanup.
I never really knew much about ww1 until I listened to Dan Carlins “Blueprint for Armageddon Series”.
It’s pretty decent.
https://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-50-55-blueprint-for-armageddon-series/
Same!
The neatly stacked ones look like live rounds, so I’m not sure I’d be chucking those around.
Me at every job I've ever had
They're probably misfires or squib rounds.
When the elves invade through their portal, seeking for magicless slaves, we should greet them with this