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launched a token on sendr yet?
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sendr is live.
fair-launch tokens on robinhood chain. every guarantee is bytecode, not policy:
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- 95% of trading fees to creator forever
- $5k start, uniswap V3 from block one
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sendr.meme beta opens to public.
14:00 UTC · July 14
Robinhood Chain.
drop your RH wallet below 👇
ALT sendr.meme beta opens to public. 14:00 UTC · July 14 Robinhood Chain.
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Not all battlefield tours are the same. Our clients keep returning to us for more innovative, friendly and balanced trips. It doesn't have to be the same old coach trip. #HamCheeseorPate
We use 4x4 where needed, walking options, boat trips and much more to see the battlefields – at Aprilia, Lazio
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Prost - @thebattleguide
Here’s a short Paix Dieu to you. As I reflect at compline at the end of the day.
Also just getting the taste of smoke out of my system. IYKYK! 😁
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Having recently read " What Happened" by Adrian Bean. I paid my respects to the unfortunate 6 Polish Airmen on Wellington K1017 of 305 Squadron buried at Newark Cemetery after a mid air collision with the Author's Uncle WW Parkinson on 12th June 1941.
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@RAFIngham today I was reminded about the 1,426 Incredible Polish Women who served in the RAF and PAF.
Helen Paszkiewicz was the first Polish Woman to become a WAAF on 31st October 1941.
To find out more The Polish Bomber Squadrons Centre is open tomorrow 10-3.
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A fascinating Day visiting the graves of Pte Frederick Hitch VC of Rorke's Drift Fame, Trumpet Major Henry Joy Charge of the Light Brigade and Artists Hogarth and Whistler at Chiswick Cemetery. Also Veterans of the furry kind with Dickin Medals incl Simon the cat at Ilford.
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This week in 1945, HQ 36 Brigade in Italy took delivery of TABBY equipment. Early model Infra Red night vision! Must have felt like black magic to those guys. Snipers and drivers the first to trial it. #WW2 @WeHaveWaysPod @James1940 – at East, England
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Donald Trump has done more to help Russia win in Ukraine in the last 4 days than they have achieved in 3 years! The question is why? Every Republican Senator should look in the mirror and ask why? And who for, not America! JMO
theguardian.com/world/2025/m…
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Hoisting a Captured German Mortar, St. James’s Park.
A team of British soldiers hoist a captured German mortar from the back of a truck onto the road of the Mall, leading up to Buckingham Palace in the background…
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Another team manhandle a second mortar in the right foreground. This forms part of a long line of captured German artillery pieces stretching along the road, with numerous civilians walking amongst the guns. Pencil, ink and watercolour on paper by Henry Rushbury. IWM, ref ART1135
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Stirring stuff. researching Italian campaign #ww2 Field Marshal Alexander to Engineer Troops @Proud_Sappers "Seldom have Engineers been faced with a more difficult task than the Italian campaign. Feats of engineering without parallel in any other campaign have been performed. – at East, England
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Some Ypres memories popped up in FB today. The battlefield guiding community is brilliant!
