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06-03-2010, 03:27 PM
Been dreaming of the name "Sandringham" now for the last few weeks. Not a lot of details, just the name, and it's on my mind when i wake up.
A search of the name Sandringham brings two primary hits:
1). Castle owned by British Royalty, privately owned by them, not by the Brit Gov't.
2). A battalion that went missing during WWI, they are called the "Lost Sandringhams". Here's an interesting snippet:
"What happened to the Sandringhams during the disastrous Dardanelles campaign in the middle of their very first battle, on the afternoon of August 12, 1915? One minute the men, led by their commanding officer, Sir Horace Proctor-Beauchamp, were charging bravely against the Turkish enemy. The next they had disappeared. Their bodies were never found. There were no survivors. They did not turn up as prisoners of war.
They simply vanished."
I have two possible interpretations.
1). Brit PTB flee to Sandringham Castle during upcoming troubles, or,
2). We see something similar happen to one of our military units just vanishing....
or...
3). any others want to weigh in on this?
Thanks.
A search of the name Sandringham brings two primary hits:
1). Castle owned by British Royalty, privately owned by them, not by the Brit Gov't.
2). A battalion that went missing during WWI, they are called the "Lost Sandringhams". Here's an interesting snippet:
"What happened to the Sandringhams during the disastrous Dardanelles campaign in the middle of their very first battle, on the afternoon of August 12, 1915? One minute the men, led by their commanding officer, Sir Horace Proctor-Beauchamp, were charging bravely against the Turkish enemy. The next they had disappeared. Their bodies were never found. There were no survivors. They did not turn up as prisoners of war.
They simply vanished."
I have two possible interpretations.
1). Brit PTB flee to Sandringham Castle during upcoming troubles, or,
2). We see something similar happen to one of our military units just vanishing....
or...
3). any others want to weigh in on this?
Thanks.