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A page from my fathers Second World War Autograph book
My father was a Desert Rat and was part of the British Army's defence of Tobruk during the Second World War.
The siege and fierce fighting lasted for 241 hard fought days.
Tobruk was subject to repeated ground assaults and constant shelling and the term "Desert Rats" originated from Lord Haw -Haw in his broadcasts.
My father lost many friends during the long siege and battle for Tobruk.
He was very proud of this plaque from the Rats of Tobruk Association.
Cannon & Barracks - Christmas Island, Indian Ocean, Australian Territory.
The plaque needs no explanation!!
Flags fluttering and kerb stones and lamps painted in red, white and blue in the Fountain estate of Derry city, prior to celebrations to mark the Siege of Derry on 13 August.
My father was a Desert Rat and was part of the British Army's defence of Tobruk during the Second World War.
The siege and fierce fighting lasted for 241 hard fought days.
Tobruk was subject to repeated ground assaults and constant shelling and the term "Desert Rats" originated from Lord Haw -Haw in his broadcasts.
My father lost many friends during the long siege and battle for Tobruk.
He was very proud of this plaque from the Rats of Tobruk Association.
Cannon & Barracks - Christmas Island, Indian Ocean, Australian Territory.
The plaque needs no explanation!!
A page from my fathers Second World War Autograph book signed by "Taylor" dated 1943
My father was a Desert Rat and was part of the British Army's defence of Tobruk during the Second World War.
The siege and fierce fighting lasted for 241 hard fought days.
Tobruk was subject to repeated ground assaults and constant shelling and the term "Desert Rats" originated from Lord Haw -Haw in his broadcasts.
My father lost many friends during the long siege and battle for Tobruk.
He was very proud of this plaque from the Rats of Tobruk Association.
Cannon & Barracks - Christmas Island, Indian Ocean, Australian Territory.
The plaque needs no explanation!!
A page from my fathers Second World War Autograph book
My father was a Desert Rat and was part of the British Army's defence of Tobruk during the Second World War.
The siege and fierce fighting lasted for 241 hard fought days.
Tobruk was subject to repeated ground assaults and constant shelling and the term "Desert Rats" originated from Lord Haw -Haw in his broadcasts.
My father lost many friends during the long siege and battle for Tobruk.
He was very proud of this plaque from the Rats of Tobruk Association.
A page from my fathers Second World War Autograph book by Gunner G Rowlinson, 235 Heavy AA Battery, Royal Artillery, Middle East Force - 23 May 1942
My father was a Desert Rat and was part of the British Army's defence of Tobruk during the Second World War.
The siege and fierce fighting lasted for 241 hard fought days.
Tobruk was subject to repeated ground assaults and constant shelling and the term "Desert Rats" originated from Lord Haw -Haw in his broadcasts.
My father lost many friends during the long siege and battle for Tobruk.
He was very proud of his plaque from the Rats of Tobruk Association.
We learned more from a three-minute record, baby,
than we ever learned in school
Tonight I hear the neighborhood drummer sound
I can feel my heart begin to pound
You say you're tired and you just want to close your eyes
and follow your dreams down
the matt nathanson cover of this song came up on shuffle, and i fell in loveee with it.
this picture isn't the most icredible ever, either. i'm just too excited... sorrrry