Welcome to /c/[email protected] , where fake history is made. Find a historically significant photo, come up with a fake history title, post it, laugh.
The name is a reference to the fact that the pictures should be worth marveling at. This is NOT a place for hardcore pornography. Tasteful nudity is fine as long as it fits within the context of the post (please mark it as NSFW).
Actual photo history: This story is kind of cool, basically he rescues a pilot from drowning, then gets back to man his station as machine gunner without bothering to dress and then thr plane takes off all while under fire.
Read the details here: https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/naked-gunner-rescue-rabaul-1944/
I mean, priorities are priorities, and getting some clothes definitely wasn't one in that situation
But taking a photo apparently was one.
i totally understand why the pilot did it, of course. but technically, isn't he violating international law (i think its the geneva convention) which says you have to wear a distinguishable uniform in battle?
He's not on the battlefield, he's in a machine with his country's identifier painted on it.
Now, if the plane crashed and he survived it might be an issue.
I find it kinda funny how there's a "This is the enemy" sign. It sounds like it's part of a tutorial.
You were looking at that ass weren't you
Who wasn't?