In 2019, Kuno deployed with UK Special Forces on a raid against Al Qaeda in Afghanistan. Pinned down by machine gun fire, Kuno was released to break the deadlock. He charged through heavy gunfire, tackled the gunman, saving British soldiers lives
Awarded the Dickin Medal Nov 2020
Warrior, the horse the Germans could not kill. He survived the mud of Passchendaele, shellfire at the Somme & burning stables. He came home, receiving a Dickin Medal on the centenary of the start of WWI to represent all animals that served, 8 million other horses & mules did not.
Simon of HMS Amethyst
HMS Amethyst was stuck on the Yangtze River for 101 days. The ship came under fire & ran aground on 20 Apr 1949.
Simon was badly wounded, despite this he returned to duty hunting rats to protect food stores.
He is the only cat to be awarded the Dickin Medal.
Dickin Medal
Pigeon - Winkie
Date of Award 2 December 1943
Flew over 100 miles covered in oil through bad weather after an RAF bomber crashed, enabling a rescue team to save the four-man crew in February 1942.
Does anyone else find it hilarious that Google watch think they did something innovative by having a round watch face? Does anyone want to tell them they were always that shape?
Always good to have a pint 🍺 while plotting.
The Coach House, Ashby St Ledgers, #Rugby 🍻
Stands near the former gatehouse of the Catesby estate (Robert Catesby was the plot’s leader). The room above the gatehouse is traditionally said to have been a key planning centre for the conspirators. #BonfireNight #GuyFawkesNight💥
Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?
Caught in a landslide no escape from reality
Open your eyes look up to the skies & see
I'm just a poor boy I need no sympathy
Because I'm easy come easy go
Little high little low
Any way the wind blows doesn't really matter to me to me
If @EdwardIVGhost was a rabbit 🐇
Titan 🐰 has sat with his ears up through the entire story of The Daughter Of Time.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=uprbCo…
Parody Richard III’s Ghost retweeted
In 1457 it was formally renamed The Bear Inn to honour Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, whose family livery badge was the ‘Bear and Ragged Staff’
The 15th-century inn sat at 123-124 High St. It closed in 1801. Today's Bear Inn on Alfred St was built in 1606 as an ostler's house.
The Bear Inn, Alfred Street, #Oxford 🍻
"The oldest pub in Oxford", situated just off the High Street. Popular with students, locals and tourists alike, The Bear is a beacon for anyone who enjoys a fantastic pint of real ale and good, home-cooked, traditional pub food.


























