That's the one - even though they were only in Clydebank because they were damaged and in need of repair, it didn't stop them fighting back, hence the memorial.
Finally, two cats of the Polish Merchant Navy, Pussy and Mickey of the SS Kordecki in 1944, manning (catting?) the ship's Oerlikon. Image: IWM (HU 128285)
Other cats of the Piorun, Żaba and Tygrys plus a stowaway, 1940. Image: IWM (A 2514) The Piorun is memorialised in Clydebank as the defender of Clydebank during the Clydebank Blitz in 1941. www.clydebankpost.co.uk/news/2321744...
I don't remember there being one? I'd have used communal stairs/communal hallway. I think that English English doesn't have a good vocabulary for flats in general - we'd call a multi a block of flats.
Here's a link to the joint bibliographies on the 1st and 2nd Plague Pandemics: docs.google.com/document/d/1...#Skystorians#histmed 🧪
This is a comprehensive bibliography on the science and history of the 2nd Plague Pandemic, focusing on scholarship of the past 20 years or so. It is regularly updated. An appendix covers the 1st Plag...
If you want an idea of just how slimy Golden Bell Studios are, here's an illuminating quote from its CEO Marc Goldner, taken from this article: thetabletoptribune.com/how-golden-b...
This has an interesting analysis of the hijacking, including why the Galaxy Leader was targeted: www.prevail-partners.com/uncharted-wa... I doubt that the crew even knew about the guys whose ownership made their ship a target, so wouldn't have known they were at additional risk in the Red Sea.
what if you read too much early medieval stuff and ended up unable to be aroused by accusations of heresy that use words like monotheletism