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By Kwc271 · Posted
Hello everyone, Here is my newest medal along with its documentation. I hope y’all enjoy looking at it. -
By Netz · Posted
I haven’t been on here for awhile. Thanks to all for your assistance! -Netz. -
By ScottG · Posted
Thought I would share this small group to a Corporal in the British Indian Army's 5th Division. This unit saw action from the early days in Eritrea and Somaliland, through North Africa and Italy with the British 8th Army, and finally to Kohima, and Imphal in Burma and the liberation of Singapore. So little is ever shown about the Indians who served the Empire and I have always found it to be a fascinating topic that when this uniform came available, and for a cheap price, I jumped on it. It pairs nicely with some field gear and a desert tan helmet. Some day I will add it to a full mannequin as I have the boots, socks, gaiters, and pants as well. Scott -
By patches · Posted
Another Heer Vest, did the best I could in enlarging that Manufacture Nomenclature Tag still kinda blurry, but seems to indicate it is a Vest for Sergeants, perhaps by virtue of the strip of Black around the neck opening??? -
By patches · Posted
12th Engineer Battalion, this battalion evidently wore unique cyphers on their shoulder strap, crossed Pick and Shovel along with battalion number, rather then just the number. This battalion will be from Saxony, note his Saxon Cuffs of his tunic. -
By Marshallj · Posted
Well here is something I never hear of…https://news.exeter.ac.uk/staff-news/first-research-published-into-largest-successful-world-war-two-prisoner-of-war-escape/ -
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By patches · Posted
One way of doing it we imagine, knotting the Ribbon with Cross through and around the buttonhole. Think this is in Yugoslavia in April 41, unknow Sergeant and unit. -
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By patches · Posted
Newly released Indian POWs The American liberated them, have no idea where this is unfortunately, as the caption the uploader used is given as Camp Dilligen, it is a Stalag somewhere, but the use of Camp is wrong in this contest. could be Dillingen, Dillingen an der Donau in Swabia, but we havent seen a Stalag located there, -
By patches · Posted
A large group of Sisters who have been sent to Italy in 1918.
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