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Star Wars: The Bad Batch Dives Headfirst Into the Cost of Loyalty

Star Wars: The Bad Batch Dives Headfirst Into the Cost of Loyalty Share Filed to:clone For a show about clones, sooner rather than later Lucasfilm’s Star Wars: The Bad Batch was going to have to get into the idea of just how and why the newly-risen Empire would begin to replace the Republic’s legions with a different kind of soldier. But the Disney+ series’ third episode, for all the gains it makes towards starting that transition logistically, considers another question entirely: is loyalty earned or grown? “Replacements,” for our heroes at least, is a simple yet earnest adjunct. After the shuttle took damage in last week’s escape from Saluecami, the Batch (Dee Bradley Baker), with Omega (Michelle Ang) firmly in tow, find themselves limping through hyperspace until their shuttle just can’t take it anymore. Dumped out of lightspeed to promptly crash land on an uncolonized moon, the team faces two problems. The first is logistical: a power capacitor needs replacin

Wreck of Royal Navy submarine scuttled in 1918 given protected status

May 14, 2021, 12:05 am The D1 was an innovative design which paved the way for later Royal Navy submarines (Imperial War Museum/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The wreck of an early British submarine off the Devon coast has been given protected status. Known as HMS/m D1 it was the forerunner to the Royal Navy’s patrol submarines and saw service during the First World War. It was built by Vickers at Barrow-in-Furness and was the secret prototype for the D-class, the Royal Navy’s first diesel-powered submarines.

Green helmets and flushed cheeks – the Second World War in colour

Green helmets and flushed cheeks – the Second World War in colour Remarkable photographs from the 1940s, including a young Princess Elizabeth serving in the ATS, give us the jolt of time travel 8 May 2021 • 4:00pm At ease: members of the Princess Mary’s Royal Air Force Nursing Service and convalescent aircrew at RAF Hospital Halton, Bucks, August 1943 Credit: IWM: Ted Dearberg It is still a shock to see the Second World War in colour. The past feels somehow more contained when seen in black and white, as it is in most of the surviving photography from that awful conflict. Most, but not all.

Laing Art Gallery to reopen with exhibition celebrating four remarkable women artists

Laing Art Gallery to reopen with exhibition celebrating four remarkable women artists
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Army veteran, 63, restores more than 80 graves over three years for forgotten fallen soldiers

Army veteran, 63, restores more than 80 graves over three years for forgotten fallen soldiers
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