Guess the picture quiz!

[Good Pwny]

Europe Hehehehehe
I will go the Ukraine as a total guess.Looks like a fine piece of Soviet/Russian architecture

And you my friend are correct!!!

[Thanatos]

Will post an image straight after work today.
cheers all
Dave

[Thanatos]

Not to difficult I feel,
Who is the RN Officer in the right of the period image? (the other photo was taken in 1982 I believe),what boat did he command? and who was the now somewhat famous Welshman she carried on a one way mission (for the passenger)?

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There are two big clues in wording of the questions.
Best of luck

[Adrian Stevenson]

Lt. Bill Jewell and HMS Seraph. "Major Martin" was the passenger. Real name Glyndwr Michael.

For those who might have not guessed, read up on "OP Mincemeat" and of course you might recall the 1950's film "The Man who never was".

Cheers, Ade.

[KradSpam]

I have read the book Ade, very good tale.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Name this Soviet General. I don't think any clues will be needed?

Cheers, Ade.

[davejb]

Lt. Bill Jewell and HMS Seraph. "Major Martin" was the passenger. Real name Glyndwr Michael.

For those who might have not guessed, read up on "OP Mincemeat" and of course you might recall the 1950's film "The Man who never was".

Cheers, Ade.

Excellent film, which stuck pretty much to the story, except the Irish spy played by Stephen Boyd, that never happened, also the actual officer in charge of the operation played a part in the film, as an Admiral i believe, there is still some controversy that surrounds this operation in that it has been claimed that the body was a sailor killed on HMS DASHER and this was the body used and not Glyndwr Michael, also that his family were never informed of his final resting place or the reasons behind his disappearance

[Woolgar]

Hi Ade its Marshal of Soviet Union Kliment Efremovich Voroshilov

Nick

[Poromies]

Kliment Voroshilov?


EDIT: Aww dang, I was late

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Nick, correct!

Cheers, Ade.