We Respect Copyright

Canadian Press war correspondent Ross. Image via WikiCommons Media.
Canadian Press war correspondent Ross Munro. Photograph by Frank Royal. Department of National Defence. Library and Archives of Canada.

CREATING GOOD ORIGINAL CONTENT IS HARD WORK!
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2 thoughts on “We Respect Copyright

  1. Dear sirs,

    Your cation “An RAF Mosquito is loaded with a 4,000-pound RDX “Tallboy” bomb” is incorrect. The bomb is an incendary not a Tallboy
    Garry Stone M.A.

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