How do you know that?

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:

Weren't they for the sailors with VD?

Scotty

Saw it on TV. History Channel has quite a lot of sailing / old timey ship
stuff on.

:-p~

Scotty


"Nav" wrote in message
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How do you know that?

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:

Weren't they for the sailors with VD?

Scotty

Speaking of redheads, was Ms Terry a man at one time?

Gay Boy



"Jeff Morris" wrote in message
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I have no idea what a "Red Head" is, but this picture has several
interesting
features:


http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ima...23465&z=19&w=2

A Fletcher Class destroyer
A Lightship
A Famous Frigate in unusual circumstances
A Sailing Club named after a famous 12-meter (the 12-meter is not present
in
this pic)
Two marinas with 5 slips I've occupied (I'm currently about a mile North)


"Joe" wrote in message
om...
Why was Seaman Broady required to use the Red Head during WWII?

Broady was stationed on a fletcher class tin can?

But most early WWII and WWI ships had red heads to.

The Battleship Texas has 2.

Good for 5 asa points


Joe
MSV RedCloud