Hello Everybody.

Messages to me should be on User talk:DJ Clayworth.

My real name is David Clayworth. I'm British, but I'm currently living in Ontario, Canada, where I program computers (predictable or what?). I have a powerful romantic attraction to my own leg.

I expected to be doing lots of work on Christianity and Theatre, but it seems that I've started doing a lot of work on World War II. Strangely this hugely popular part of history is horribly neglected on Wikipedia, in the sense of detailed descriptions of major incidents, and I'm happy to help correct that.

My ambition on Wikipedia was never to make any contribution to a page involving Star Trek, but it seems I made a small edit to Phaser. OK, no more.

Some of the things I have worked on:

• Tom Stoppard
• Caryl Churchill
• Larry Shue
• Peter Nichols
• Jacques Offenbach
• Pam Ayres
• Susan Howatch

• Madalyn Murray O'Hair
• Waterloo, Ontario
• Stratford Shakespeare Festival

• List of aircraft of the RAF
• De Havilland Chipmunk
• BAE Hawk
• Westland Whirlwind (rotary wing)
• H-3 Sea King
• Vickers Vimy
• Alcock and Brown
• Gloster Gladiator

• World War II
• Battle of Normandy
• Operation Husky
• Pegasus Bridge
• Operation Tonga
• Battle of Leyte Gulf
• Allied invasion of Italy
• Cornelius Ryan
• Gustav Line

• Boat Race
• Bumps race
• Tripos
• The Algiers Motel Incident
• Bond girl
• Felix Leiter
• Atomic Energy Research Establishment
• John Cockcroft

• Born again

Currently I am trying to work on the Allied World War 2 campaign in Italy.

WW II? David, have you heard about two battles which took place near Bell Island, Newfoundland, in 1942 and involving enemy submarines. Four iron ore carriers were sunk and over 60 people lost their lives. For details see www.bellisland.net. I was there, and 12, when it happened. My url is www.flfcanada.com. There is a forum.

hullo Dave, Brendano here. Nice to meet a brother in the Lord. Please feel free to edit the strategic bombing and tactical bomber pages to add British aircraft. Brendano 01:07, 2 Apr 2005 (UTC)