1st February
Nothing really happening, a few shots over the CP nothing major, patrols were not contacted they just seem to be hitting us a night now. G came back, and he went back out onto patrol where he got hit, think that was good for him to help him in a way you know. Apart from that had a bit of time to sort my shit out, a little rearranged of the sleeping situation, sorting out and cleaning my doss bag as it hummed! That’s it can’t write anything if nothing happening.
The space shuttle Columbia, breaks up while entering the atmosphere over Texas, killing all seven crew members on board.
There are angry clashes in the House of Commons over the sale of the last major British car manufacturer Rover.
Britain's least-loved currency is to leave the nation's purses after 13 years of almost universal unpopularity.
Religious leader Ayatollah Khomeini makes a triumphant return to Iran after 14 years in exile.
Violent storms wreak havoc up and down the East coast of Britain claiming hundreds of lives.
A new method for tracking down users of unlicensed television sets is unveiled in the UK.
Japanese forces on Guadalcanal Island, defeated by Marines, start to withdraw after the Japanese emperor finally gives them permission.
Germany begins a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare, including sinking merchant and hospital ships.
King Carlos I of Portugal and his eldest son, Luis Filipe, are assassinated by revolutionaries while riding in an open carriage through the streets of Lisbon, the Portuguese capital.
John Taylor, the president of the Mormon Church, goes “underground” to avoid arrest and continue resisting federal demands.
Oxford Dictionary debuts.
Britain goes to war with France, starting 22 years of conflict that ends with the Battle of Waterloo.
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