Archeologists find U.S. Army bacon and sunscreen tins buried at Salisbury Plain

upi ^ | July 6, 2015 | Fred Lambert

[elcid1970]

Interesting about WWII canned bacon. I had thought the only canned meat available then was chipped beef, from which the infamous breakfast known as “S.O.S.” was made.

I remember Hungarian canned bacon from the 1960’s. Great for camping.

[dware]

Of course the bacon was empty!

[JoeProBono]

[samtheman]

So the Army Corps of Engineers built Stonehenge. Cool.

[central_va]

Can you even get a sunburn in England?

[JoeProBono]

[Slambat]

“Archeologists say they have unearthed several tins for U.S. Army bacon and sunscreen at Salisbury Plain, England, home of the famous Stonehenge ruins.”

To date they have found no trace of Salisbury steak conforming
the U.S. has special claim to England. Let the liberation
of England begin.

[GreyFriar]

also see post 24

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[JoeProBono]

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Lol!

Hope he and you are doing well. :)

[spokeshave]

Ha....those Brit archaeologists are real busy bees,,,

First they find Richard III under a parking lot

then Bacon and sunscreen under Salisbury plain

What's next....Obama's BC......?

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[JoeProBono]

[Larry Lucido]

[P.O.E.]

“Climbin’ up on Salisbury Hill
I sure could go for a bacon burger”

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[uncitizen]

Lol

[null and void]

I had thought the only canned meat available then was chipped beef,

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[JoeProBono]