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WORLD WAR I
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- An entire web site of Military Personnel from one family tree, spanning The Great War (First World War) World War I, 1914-1918.
ER Corporal: Stanley Gordon SNOWDON
- Birth: 24 Aug 1897 in Oxley, Milawa, Victoria, Australia - Death: 16 Jul 1967 in Paynesville, Victoria, Australia.
Lance-Sergeant: James Gray EDINBOROUGH M.M
- Birth: 27 Dec 1898, Carman, Manitoba, Canada - Death: 25 Oct 1965, Clarksville, Tenenesee, U.S.A.
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WORLD WAR II
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- An entire web site of Military Personnel from one family tree, spanning (Second World War) World War II, 1939-1945.
Chief Petty Officer: Manley Alexander GLENNIE
- Birth: 25 June 1910, Hebburn-On-Tyne, Durham, England - Death: 07 Aug 1982, Aberdeen, Scotland.
Royal Canadian Navy: Alexander WATSON
- Birth: 24 Jan 1917, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada - Death: 16 Jan 1984, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
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PRE-WW I - POST-WW I & II
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- An entire web site of Military Personnel from one family tree, spanning Pre-World War I and Post-World War I & II.
Sergeant: William Malcolm GLENNIE
- Birth: Thu, 25 Aug 1932, Techmuiry, Aberdeenshire, Scotland - Death: 11 Dec 2002, in Crimond, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Sergeant: Terence KENNEDY
- Birth: 23 Dec 1932, Durham, England - Death: 16 May 2009, Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland.
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AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
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- An entire web site of Military Personnel from one family tree, spanning the American Civil War 1861 – 1865 Union Army and Confederate Army.
General of the Army, Hiram Ulysses Simpson GRANT
- Birth: April 22, 1822 Point Pleasant, Ohio, U.S.A - Death: July 23, 1885 Mount Mcgregor, Wilton, New York, U.S.A.
Commanding General of the Confederate Army, Robert Edward LEE
- Birth: January 19, 1807 Stratford Hall, Virginia, U.S.A - Death: October 12, 1870 Lexington, Virginia, U.S.A.
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SCOTTISH WARS
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- An entire web site of military personnel, clansmen, and all other person's involved in conflict, - from one family tree. Spanning all Scottish Wars, Clan Feuds / Battles up to Culloden the last battle on Scottish soil.
King Robert The BRUCE
- Birth: 11 July 1274, Turnberry Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland – Death: 7 June 1329, Cardoss Castle, North Shore Of Firth Of Clyde, Dumbartonshire, Scotland.
Sir William WALLACE
- Birth: abt:1270 Elderslie, Renfrewshire, Scotland - Death: 23 August 1305, Smithfield, City of London, Greater London, England.
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Sunglasses/glasses new or old !
Method 1
Materials required:
1. Scissors
2. Glue or tape
3. 'Coloured Cellophane' - Red and cyan sheets
(You can use clear, transparency sheets, flat plastic then use red and blue permanent markers to color a red and a blue area on your plastic.)
4. Sunglasses/glasses new or old
(The above can be purchased from office supplies, craft, art, stationery stores.)
Method 1
How to assemble:
1. Convert a pair of sunglasses/glasses new or old, replace the lenses with
Red and cyan sheets.
2. Cut one cyan-color cellophane and one red-color cellophane for the lenses.
The two pieces will cover the eyeholes in the glasses.
3. Glue or tape the cellophane on the inside of the glasses.
Place red cellophane on the left eye and cyan cellophane on the right eye
(left and right when the glasses are on your face).
Once completed can be worn like normal spectacles.
Cardstock or pasteboard !
Method 2
Materials required:
1. Scissors
2. Glue or tape
3.'Coloured Cellophane' - Red and cyan sheets
(You can use clear, transparency sheets, flat plastic then use red and blue permanent markers to color a red and a blue area on your plastic.)
4. Cardstock or pasteboard (writing paper that is thicker than normal)
(The above can be purchased from office supplies, craft, art, stationery stores.)
Method 2
How to assemble:
1. Print a template for the 3D glasses onto cardstock or pasteboard.
Cut out the glasses, with the holes for the eyes.
2. Cut one cyan-color cellophane and one red-color cellophane for the lenses.
The two pieces will cover the eyeholes in the glasses.
3. Glue or tape the cellophane on the inside of the glasses.
Place red cellophane on the left eye and cyan cellophane on the right eye
(left and right when the glasses are on your face).
Once completed can be worn like normal spectacles.