Chris Camfield (AlliedArmour)

@alliedarmour.bsky.social

50ish/M/Ont/Canada, he/him. Aspiring "afflicted" WW2 military historian. https://www.alliedarmour.com My book about the Archer is available from Trackpad Publishing! Also interested in art, video games, SF+fantasy novels, cats, puns

All you Libby users borrowing digital books and audiobooks through your library cards, you can set your preferences to human authors and artists ONLY. Click the middle button at the bottom, then "Content Controls" under Settings. You'll find "AI Contributions" there. Click in to it to make changes.

Libby menu interface showing Content Controls: AI Contributions with the Hunan authors only and Human narrators only options selected.

WW2 British Vehicle Markings Deciphered - a thread 🧵 Using the Tank Museum's Comet as an example, we can see the following: 1 - Arm of Service Flash 2 - Bridge Classification 3 - Formation Insignia 4 - Serial Number 5 - Tactical Sign 6 - Vehicle Name All explained in turn below... [1/10]

A photograph of a Comet tank, from a front-quarter angle, showing off its various markings.
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Just fucking don't use fucking Substack. I want to read that thing you wrote but I will NOT hang out in the Nazi bar to do it. I won't link to it. I won't tell my friends about it. I may mute your posts. Leave the Nazi bar. There's still time.

A little Polish joy this morning. These panoramic sketches weren’t created during the Battle of Monte Cassino - they were drawn afterwards by Second Lieutenant Zdzisław Brunne and Officer Cadet Jan Bisiński, serving in 12 Kompania Geograficzna (12th Geographical Company) of the 2nd Polish Corps.

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Learned yesterday about changes to passport rules for dual UK-Canadian citizens. Seems a can of worms. My father might be considered a British citizen as he was born there, and so as a result might I? Having to get a second passport to visit the UK is a disincentive...