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Bat bombs ww2 napalm

The building where the bats were housed got burnt down , by one of the bats returning to roost.
 
Roasted bat, lovely cant beat it Naphalmed bat on toast
Steve
You cant eat too many, otherwise you go Batty ?
Sorry my sense of humour is a bit batty.
 
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The idea was to release them hoping they would find areas to roost in Wooden Japanese buildings, then the timed incendiary devices would detonate.
 
Hi Jason how are you and Debbie both keeping well i hope ! i couldnt resist those one liners.
 
G'day Steve,
It's all good this side of the world.
Our weather has just started to change from the Wet (humid) season to the Dry (cool) season.
We only get 2 seasons here and if you want 4 seasons you have to go a little further south, lol.
Cheers,
Jason
 
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