Talk:Jack Churchill - Knowledge (XXG)

1047:"Jack Malcolm Thorpe Fleming Churchill graduated from Sandhurst Military Academy in 1926 and joined the storied Manchester Regiment of the British Army. He spent his first few years in the army riding his motorcycle across the entire Indian subcontinent (both the paved and the unpaved paths) just for the hell of it and learning to play the bagpipes despite the fact that he was about as Scottish as Shaka Zulu. After about ten years of doing crazy shit in the army, Jack Churchill retired. In his time off he worked as a newspaper editor, a professional male model and a movie extra, all the while honing his skill at archery and bagpiping on the side. He even represented England in the Archery World Championships in 1939. But guys like Jack Churchill aren't satisfied just by being a bizarre mesh of Robin Hood and Derek Zoolander, so he re-enlisted. And in the early months of 1940, he had his opportunity to prove himself as a distinguished, if not slightly eccentric, officer of the British Army. 2139:, "Alec Fleming and Elinor Elizabeth (Bell) had four children, the eldest of whom was called Alec Thorpe, who was born and died in Ceylon in 1905. John Malcolm Thorpe, the next child, was born in Colombo in 1906, and was always called Jack. Thomas Bell Lindsay was the second surviving child and was born in 1907 in Dormansland, Surrey (while his parents were on leave in England); and Robert Alec Farquhar, nicknamed Buster, was the youngest child and was born in 1911 in Hong Kong." So now I see why the confusion -- one surviving child in Ceylon, one in Surrey, one in Hong Kong. 577: 872: 851: 882: 593: 763: 742: 1499:

Sandhurst salute, etc...If the german soldiers didn't delete his name of the prisioner's list is clearly a relazing of their duties due to the inminent surrender. I understand that James' book is a detailed first hand source which should be respected,specialy because it is he same version that some years after Jack's best friend, RexKing-Clark, explained in "Unlimited Boldness", Churchill's biography. IVAN

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March of the Cameron Men" on the bagpipes to pump up his men and prove to everyone how awesome he was. When the assault ramp swung open, he fearlessly waded through knee-deep water out at the head of his men, with his trusty blade lofted high in the air, screaming "COOMMAAAAAAANNNNDOOOO!!!!!" at the top of his lungs. Two hours later, British High Command received a telegram from the front:

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own Number 2 Commando. Well Churchill was like, "screw that". In the middle of the night, he had his men charge the town from all sides, screaming "COOMMAAANNNNDOOO!!!" as loud as possible. The Germans were confused and surprised, and mounted a futile resistance. The 50 men of Number 2 Commando took 136 prisoners and inflicted an unknown number of casualties.

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aviator? Jack Churchill was, historically, an icon of his gender as Amelia Earhart was of hers. Historical topics should be spoken of in their unique historical terms, and not be subject to modern euphemisms or revisionist thought. If it were any model of the past few decades, I would be in complete agreement.

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these medias work and how inaccurate they are,(a student intentionally and persistently added a hoax on a person's article that died during that time and eventually the media followed what was written on Knowledge (XXG).) so they don't really have fact checking procedures and may only look into 1 or 2 sources.

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Though Jack Churchill might have thought that he was through with war, he was not. After World War II ended, he qualified as a parachutist, transferred to the Seaforth Highlanders, and later ended up in Palestine as second-in-command of 1st Battalion, the Highland Light Infantry. And it was there, in

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Churchill continued to lead his men in action against the German forces in Yugoslavia, but was eventually captured by the enemy while fighting for Point 622 on the island of Brac in the Adriatic Sea, when every man in his Commando team was killed or wounded and all of his revolver ammunition ran out.

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When his training was completed, he took part in the daring amphibious assault on the German base in Vaagso, Norway. As the leader of Number 2 Commando, Churchill was responsible for taking out the artillery batteries on Maaloy Island. As the landing craft raced towards their LZ, he belted out "The

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He had been shipped to France to assist the rest of the British Expeditionary Force in their mission to reinforce the Maginot Line, but not long after Churchill arrived Hitler decided to send his legions to seriously up France and the Brits found themselves right in the middle of a raging shitstorm.

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Even though a few of those sections are now attributed to the magazine article, the Knowledge (XXG) article in its current form is still a big copyright problem. 18 years after they were added, there are still several sections from that one edit that remain without attribution, even though some have

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Thanks! I tend to let red links stand, even if they replace blue links, provided that the edit summary gives a good reason for the change. There are many articles that remain to be created, and I wouldn't have been surprised if there's a type of Scottish sword that doesn't yet have its own Knowledge

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Much of the end of the early life section talks about Jack Churchill's male modelling, appearance in A Yank At Oxford, his second place in a military piping competition, and him representing Britian in the 1939 Oslo World Archery Championships. All of these rely on a single Vice article which is not

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This is putting too much weight on these medias, they don't have the expertise and time to specifically review and research about a certain person, but only to give out interesting and eye capturing articles that gets readers happy. There was even a research that used Knowledge (XXG) to display how

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However, Jack's adventures weren't finished yet. At the age of 40, he qualified as a paratrooper and completed jump school. He went on to serve in action in Palestine, where he earned fame for defending a Jewish medical convoy from an Arab ambush - radioing for backup and providing small-arms fire

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But it would take more than some concentration camp to hold Jack Churchill. One night in September of 1944, he escaped the camp by crawling under barbed wire and through and abandoned drain. He was later recaptured while walking towards the Baltic coast and shipped off to a prison camp in Austria.

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Despite being shot in the neck by a German machine gun, "Mad Jack" Churchill (as he came to be known) battled throughout the Dunkirk campaign, at one point even winning the Military Cross for bravery when he rescued a wounded British officer from a German ambush -- probably by swinging in on a rope,

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As a photographer I have to say the landing photos with sword in hand is very dodgy looking. While I have no reason to dispute he did in fact carry a sword, I'm pretty sure that this photo isn't real. The highlights on the blade are way to blown out relative to the shadows on the figure holding it.

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Well Jack Churchill had some ideas. He not only refused to give ground, but he launched small-scale guerrilla raids and surprise attacks on German positions and supply depots. Riding his trusty motorcycle and armed only with a bow and arrow and a Scottish broadsword, he would assault the Germans,

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I appreciate the desire to maintain gender neutral language as a whole, in the 1930's to be a male model was an exception. As such, it warrants inclusion. In modern parlance, model means many things; it transcends gender and is quite inclusive. Would we deny Amelia Earhart her place as a female

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I disagree, obituaries from national media organisations tend to be as reliable as they come. Logically, the fact that the Telegraph suggests that Churchill was born in the UK, against the prevailing opinion that he was born in Hong Kong, while also going in depth to suggest he was born here while

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While this is irrelevant, I feel it must be said that all this medieval weaponry must have had quite a psychological effect on the troops under his command. Especially given that he survived, it would have boosted their courage to fight off the Germans. He was a genius at morale raising, I'll bet.

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This man was the Leeroy Jenkins of WW2. Because he rushed into battle "wid a sawd, y'all" dosn't somehow make him a good soldier, it makes him one lucky son of a bitch that he managed to not get killed. His idiocy (sorry, badassery to some of you) didn't help him or save him, it was sheer luck. As

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During the British landing at Salerno, he won another award for bravery. His squad was charged with taking out an artillery battery that was pinning down a nearby British force, despite the fact that the town of Piegoletti (where the guns were based) was garrisoned by a force much larger than his

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Despite the way that article is worded, I suspect he actually simply reverted to his substantive rank (as happened to most officers who continued to serve after the war as the army contracted to peacetime size). It is also usual to grant a retiring officer the highest rank held in wartime, would

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I meant that 'Jack' being used as a name in itself is a modern concept. 'John' has always been a very popular name. If the man's name was John Churchill, fine, but the article should reflect that. I would be surprised if 'Jack Churchill' was the name he was born with - it would be like the Prime

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I've found two amazing photos of Churchill, staring down the muzzle of a captured 75 gun on Vaagso, and leading troops off a landing craft during a Scottish training exercise, sword-in-hand. I'll try to upload them this week. If you're over-anxious, or I never get around to it, bug me on my talk

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I love eccentric badasses, and "Mad Jack" Churchill (also known as "Fighting Jack" Churchill) is about as eccentric as they come. It takes a special kind of badass to carry a bow and arrow to a gunfight, to scream at the top of his lungs in the face of oncoming machine gun fire, and to capture a

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But that wasn't even the most balls out thing Mad Jack did on that campaign. One night, he single-handedly took forty-two German prisoners and captured a mortar crew using only his broadsword. He simply took one patrolling guard as a human shield and went around from sentry post to sentry post,

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After Dunkirk, Jack returned to England and promptly signed up to be a member of a new organization known as the Commandos. He wasn't sure what a Commando was, but he was excited about the prospect of kicking German asses, so he couldn't resist. He was promptly put through the grueling training

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The escape of Churchill from the group,just few days before it was liberated,is perfectly explained in Jimmy James' book "Moonless Night":he escaped in the way to Niederdorf,not there, worked his way 150 milles,found an amerincan tanks column, identified himself as british officer doing his best

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which explains that "Alec or Aleck is a Scottish form of Alex. It may be a diminutive of the given name Alexander or a given name in its own right." which does away with the need for "Alex" in this article. In fact given the date of Birth the man's first name is almost certainly "Alexander". --

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This too would prove to be insufficient to hold Jack, however. When the camp lighting failed one night in April 1945, he dropped his shovel and walked away from work detail. He marched 150 miles through the treacherous terrain of the Alps, "liberating" vegetables he found along the way, until

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tags. This seemed more appropriate to me than to "gut" the article, considering that many of those claims may turn out to be true and verifiable from elsewhere. I think this is different from the copyrighted sections (like that about surfing, see above), which have been removed, and need to be

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But British commando records aren't what's needed here. Almost all sources on Knowledge (XXG) are secondary sources. No original research, remember? If there were some reason to believe the secondary sources were fabricated or inaccurate, that would be one thing. But is there any reason to

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remains. I have described those above, in my edits from 00:24, 27 May 2024 and 00:33, 27 May 2024 (UTC). I am always skeptical about information regarding individuals that is based on single references, which then don't actually provide any evidence or primary sources for their claims. That's

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The title of this section is quite correct and anyone referring to Jack Churchill as a 'badass' is either mistaken or indulging in slander against the great man. Any historian worth his salt can tell you that Jack Churchill was a model of anal hygiene, eschewing mere toilet paper in favour of

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but that's according to whom? With that, even the sections that are now attributed to that source (which is currently used 14 times in the article, in addition to the ones that were plagiarized) may be hard to verify. The WWII History Magazine has no Knowledge (XXG) article; neither does the

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in September 1944, he and an RAF officer crawled under the wire through an abandoned drain and set out to walk to the Baltic coast. Their luck was not in, however, and they were recaptured near the coastal city of Rostock, only a few miles from the sea. In time, they were moved to a camp at

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I can't confirm all this so I haven't added anything to the article...but it's a damn fine read, old boy. ;-) (BTW folks if copy and pasting this here violates copyright please delete...I feared that "badass of the week might disappear soon, which is why I copied the lot...too good to be

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catch them completely off-guard, and mess them shit up medieval-style. When asked by a fellow officer why Churchill insisted on carrying the broadsword into battle with him, he responded, "In my opinion, sir, any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed".

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Unfortunately, the war was pretty much over at this point. He expressed interest in fighting the Japanese, but as his train was pulling into the station in Burma he received word that the atomic bomb had been dropped on Hiroshima and the Pacific Campaign would soon be over.

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Twentieth Century Fox was making Ivanhoe with Churchill’s old rowing companion Robert Taylor and wanted him to appear as an archer, firing from the wall of Warwick Castle. Churchill took the assignment, flown off to the job in an aircraft provided by the movie

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If the sword was indeed exposed to be that blown out you would expect to see at least some detail on the uniform/helmet/skin tones. This may be a reproduction issue, and I would love it to be real, but I think the original needs to be sourced to confirm it.

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In later years, Churchill served as an instructor at the land-air warfare school in Australia, where he became a passionate devotee of the surfboard. Back in England, he was the first man to ride the Severn River’s five-foot tidal bore and designed his own

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I had created a snapshot of the page at the time (February 2021), but for some reason that snapshot no longer exists on the Wayback Machine. The oldest archived version of the page that I can find dates to June 2021, and at that time, the page returned an

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After Palestine, Churchill went on to serve as an instructor at a land-air warfare school in Australia and become a hardcore surfer. He even designed and built his own surfboards. He retired from the army in 1959, recipient of two awards for bravery.

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This article is very difficult to believe, and because of that should be supported with good citations, e.g. ones which do not refer to the "merciless hands of the Russians" etc. We'd all love to believe this, but I'm afraid it simply isn't true...

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Knowing that he was not going to escape, and having no further means of killing Nazis, Jack started playing sad songs on his bagpipes until he was finally knocked unconscious by a frag grenade and taken off to the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp.

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And so Churchill was off to Burma, where the largest land war against Japan was still raging. Here, too, however, he met frustration, for by the time he reached India, Hiroshima and Nagasaki had disappeared in mushroom clouds, and the war abruptly

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The link for the claymore is to the claymore sword and not the bomb. I think it would be awesome if it was the sword, but I dont know. Please god, let this man be the biggest baddass and have let him used a sword. That would be friggin awesome.

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for the "oh, he rounded up 42 Germans", no. He and another officer snuck in, as unsurprisingly it is quite easy to sneak two people in than an entire regiment, and captured a single man. That single man instructed his troops to surrender.

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Quoting from the Telegraph's Obituary: "John Malcolm Thorpe Fleming Churchill was born in Surrey on Sept 16 1906. His father, Alex Churchill, was on leave from the Far East, where he was Director of Public Works in Hong Kong and Ceylon."

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I find only three libraries worldwide that have a copy of the book (the Heard Museum library in Phoenix, AZ, USA; and two libraries on Hawaii). Greetings from Germany, by the way. There are no tidal waves in Munich. There's the

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The article claims that the street in Jerusalem was named in Jack Churchill's honour, without citing a source for this claim. The Jerusalem municipality office disagrees, saying that the street is named after Winston

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I am rather dubious about Churchill's name - 'Jack' is a diminutive of 'John', and in Britain wasn't used as a name in its own right until recently. It certainly wasn't common currency in the early 20th century.

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Hi! :) Does anyone know which is the best reference to source the nickname "Fighting Jack Churchill"? I'll need it for this article on WikipediaEN and also WikipediaPT. Thank you in advance and have a nice day :)

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This should be put in the deletion queue if there is no way to independently corroborate that this man lived and did these things. World War 2 History magazine is not a repository for British commando records.

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mortar team using nothing but a sword and a little bit of ingenuity. The guy was always looking for adventure, never backed away from a fight, and was pretty much insane to the point of being a total badass."

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Alternatively, there's also this article from the New York Times, 18 August 1975, quote: "Sir Winston Churchill's grandson gives an address at the dedication of Sir Winston Churchill Boulevard in Jerusalem."

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on the Severn bore). The trouble is that almost all the references that I can find online were created after 2005/2006, and are likely influenced by this Knowledge (XXG) article (making them

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With the copyright issue taken care of for the moment (some sections need to be rewritten, but the revdel has taken care of any legal issues), the problem of the dubious reliability of

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while wearing his full military dress uniform. Another time he and twelve other men evacuated a hospital full of Israeli medical personnel when they came under attack by Arab rockets.

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I don't know how reliable the source as a whole is, but what it says about Churchill being there in March 1921 is definitely true (we even have a photo of the event on Wiki Commons

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sneaking up on the guards and then shoving his sword in their faces until they surrendered. His response when asked about how he was able to capture so many soldiers so easily:

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Are you sure those are real pictures? If so, where did you get them, because the one with the landing craft looks very faked, for instance, it's the wrong type of sword?

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The obituary only establishes that this happened in 1954 or later, but that would be fine as long as we don't specify the year ourselves (it allegedly happened in 1955).

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In the section about surfing, Munich is listed as a spot for tidal surfing, but the only waves existing in Munich are standing waves, some of which are even artificial.

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It is the sword. There is a picture of him exiting a landing craft with a sword in his hand - a Scottish claymore. The M-18a1 AP mine was developed starting 1952.

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I'm positive, they're photos scanned from a 1960s series of Ballantine books on the Second World War, comprised chiefly of photographs from the Imperial War Museum.

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I support removing it. I did some searching a while back, couldn't find anything useful, and sorta forgot about it. I just checked, and there's one page from some

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that include reports of the street being named after him. I'll go ahead and remove it from the article; if others want to disagree, the discussion remains open.

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on the left also might be connected to the archery championship if this can be sourced properly, but I haven't been able to discern where this image came from.

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You could always contact his former regiment, they are always happy to help when it comes to former members especially one with the standing of Jack Churchill--

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Was this a motto or simply smething he is reported to have said? As the reference is not sourced, nor mentioned in the main article, it appears to be folkore.

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The British troops were being pushed back towards the sea by the unstoppable Blitzkrieg, doing whatever they could to stall the Germans' relentless advance.

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One of the linked pages gives his year of birth as 1906, which would explain how he graduated in 1926. Does anyone know which is correct -- 1912 or 1906?

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It also suggests that they went down the railway. One of the previous links I added suggested that they hopped on trains and did not walk the whole way.

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Can we just delete this section? It's completely irrelevant to the article. Nowhere in the article does it ever make the claim that he was a "badass".

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as the associated ref, so it's unlikely that someone added it randomly. I tried checking the catalogs at my school and local library and neither have

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I responded. It is ok to delete the images. They were intended for your viewing - so now that you have resolved the issue they are no longer needed.

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in the Telegraph he was born in Surrey whilst his father (and presumably his mother as well...) was on leave from the Public Service in Hong Kong.

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Thanks. I have also removed the linked images from this talk page, in advance of the deletion. May I ask where you responded? I cannot find it.

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Family History via The Churchill Chronicles, Maj Gen Thomas BL Churchill puts his birthplace as Colombo, Crown British Colony Ceylon in 1906.

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to be sure (see above), but I'm reasonably confident that will be the case in this instance, so it woul dbe correct to describe him as lt-col.

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that claims Winston Churchill was there and that the street was named after him, but I wouldn't call this particularly reliable or conclusive.

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Got 2 other sources state otherwise(Hong Kong). Also added a surrey source. I think military magazines should be the expert in this though.

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especially problematic if the source is of unclear reliability. That is the case here, which is why I have tagged the article's accuracy as

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The escape (through a tunnel) is described in great detail in The Longest Tunnel, Alan Burgess, Publisher: Grove Pr; ISBN-10: 1555840337

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Just a little point: the article gives his birth year as 1912, and his graduation from Sandhurst as 1926. He graduated at 14? Unlikely.

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stabbing a Nazi officer in the chest with his sword and then beating up another eight guys with his bare hands, but that's just a guess.

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the spring of 1948, just before the end of the British mandate over that troubled land, that he again risked his life for other people.

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Assume you are confused because he's carrying a one handed sword, there are one handed claymores (also known as Scottish Broadswords)

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for the (now inactive) WikiProject that was dedicated to cleaning up this user's "massive copyright violations". It appears that the

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a necessarily reliable source. I am not active or experienced with sourcing things in Knowledge (XXG), but if it helps, here is

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and without attribution (that is to say, those sections were plagiarized). Much of that happened in a single edit in July 2006.

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Seems the ONLY time he actually accomplished anything was when he wasnt being an idiotic moron and actually using tactics.

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Jack was my great uncle - he definitely lived and did these things. I intend to review the entry with my father's help.

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been rephrased in the mean time (although not always to the point where they may not still be copyright infringements).

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Because this is the second time that this claim is challenged, I would be grateful for additional input. I am tagging

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is an essay, neither policy nor guideline - and I am in agreement with much of it. This is about historical context.

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Large sections of this article, which was created in December 2005, depend on an article from the July 2005 issue of

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the same thing. I have rephrased the section in the article according to your source. This should solve the problem.

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The issue has remained for more than two years without being discussed. I intend to remove the unsupported sentence:

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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n.b. the German source cited above shows his name as "Jack" Churchill - suggesting that it was a nickname.

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I'm assuming your grasp of "tactics" comes from playing Rainbow 6? Or is that me being an "idiotic moron"?

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he was known for the motto: "Any officer who goes into action without his sword is improperly dressed."

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Agreed. No reason not to keep the article; I've heard and seen stranger things in military history.

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It's definitely the sword. A man can't exactly tote around a bomb and expect to use it in combat.

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his father was on leave, would suggest that they have credible evidence to support their notion.--

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The following article corroborates the fact that Churchill was in Sachsenhausen with Jimmy James:

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I would be notifying the editor who originally wrote this, but it was first added by an IP user (

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https://web.archive.org/web/20130928092950/http://www.modern-day-commando.com/Jack-Churchill.html

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I agree, it sounds a little suspicious given how inland Munich is. That detail was added at the

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This source suggests that Jack's final rank was Major, not Lt. Col. as he was demoted in 1948:

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Maaloy battery and island captured. Casualties slight. Demolitions in progress. Churchill."

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for possible extant copyright problems with other articles created/expanded by the same user.

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rewritten. For the surfing thing specifically, the 1996 obituary linked above should work.

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Then we have this that shows that Churchill and James were together when they were caught:

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calls him a Lt. Col was this only a wartime rank as it obviously contradicts this article

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coast. Their luck was not in, however, and they were recaptured near the coastal city of

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He asked for a change to the Highlanders despite it meant to voluntarily lose his rank.

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references). What is needed are reliable (ideally academic) sources from before 2005.

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If you found an error with any archives or the URLs themselves, you can fix them with

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EDIT: As of 2023, access to the original Jerusalem municipality office url is denied.

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I don't know. Could those changing it to Hong Kong provide an inline citation?

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In which case more research is clearly required! I'll fetch my deer stalker...

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The Illustrated Atlas of Surfing History: Wave Riding from Antiquity to Gidget

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sandpaper, Brillo pads and a bidet which shot sulphuric acid at his anus. --

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in the 1939 Championships, which is from archery.org. You can also find it

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finally he met up with a U.S. Armored column and was sent back to England.

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Minister of the day having 'Winnie Churchill' on his birth certificate.

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regimen of the British Special Forces, and he loved every minute of it.

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I have tried to find sources for some of the parts that either rely on

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All this stuff is irrelevant. The article doesn't give him a label.

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I left a note about the images on your Wikicommons user page.

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