WWII Quiz
The Cooler King
Godfather
I am pretty sure it was one of the Brits that took Pegasus Bridge but I can't remember his name.
The Cooler King
Godfather
Lt. Den Brotheridge
The Cooler King
Godfather
Alright, let's stick with Pegasus Bridge. What is the significance of the words "Ham and Jam"?
tomtom22
Chief Engineer
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But I think this is the real answer: Ham And Jam was the Call Sign for the succesful capture of Pegasus Bridge on D-Day.
But I think this is the real answer: Ham And Jam was the Call Sign for the succesful capture of Pegasus Bridge on D-Day.
The Cooler King
Godfather
Yes sir, Tom. You got it.
Ham meant the Orne bridge had been captured, Jam meant the canal bridge had been captured. Jack and Lard was to be used if the respective bridges had been captured but destroyed.
Ham meant the Orne bridge had been captured, Jam meant the canal bridge had been captured. Jack and Lard was to be used if the respective bridges had been captured but destroyed.
redcoat
Active member
First Lieutenant George H. Cannon USMC. He was killed on the 7th December 1941, when the Japanese bombarded his command post on Midway Island, he was wounded but refused to have medical treatment until his men had been treated first, and communications to his headquarters had been restored, he later died through loss of blood.tomtom22 said:
