i've just been looking through photos? I have and others on this site and it struck me that the Tank in the hole looks like The one taken when Deborah was excavated What do you think ? Or is this old news...!?
Gentleman, ? ... if some of you want to build your own German Tank .... ? .... here are the plans ..... ? Kind Regards Chris -- Edited by elbavaro on Wednesday 18th of July 2012 09:33:43 PM
This appears to be a new-ish webiste recording, so far, a fraction of the Australian trophy guns in memorials and, seemingly, many recently restored: http://ubique.smugmug.com/AustraliaWide-GunHunt Don't understand the...
Found googling "Sonderbahn" and verwundetentransport, I've not seen them before DJ Ambulance with two "carts" ? How still use a car without wheels or engine Krankentransport der "Sonderbahn"
That's the claim being made on an online encyclopaedia. If I understand this bit of history correctly, I find it hard to believe. It seems to me that: Philippines were under U.S. control for early part of 20th century; independent army established only after WWII; tanks deployed by U.S. in Philippin...
Looks like our hosts - Sparlit ActiveBoard.com have made some changes or are in the process of doing so.? No doubt these are intended to be "transparent" to users but we might notice one or two things. I usually enter the forum via the "Recent posts" page, my browser history URL (...
Hi Has anyone got a good photograph of a full side elevation of the above. Also on some there was rope wrapped around the barrel.Was this to keep the recuperator cool.I have read somewhere that water was poured on the rope to keep the barrel cool. The reasons for these questions is that I am at long last do...
I spent the past weekend at the Bovington Tank Museum's 'Tankfest' event. As a living historian with the Great War Society, I was one of several members doing 1917 Tank crew during most of the day, then a quick change into 1917 infantry to match the rest of the group for the battle arena display in the lat...
Includes Light Railways of The First World War (W.J.K. Davies, 1967), J.F.C. Fuller's autobiog, and many more. All expensive, but they tend to be. This is a new one on me: In the Wake of the Tank by Lt-Col G. Le Q. Martel: The Story of the First Eighteen Years of Mechanization in the British Army. No websi...
I have a number of questions that are artillery related: I understand the Germans used 72 mortars during the Gorice-Tarnow Offensive of 1915. Does anyone know what type and caliber of mortars they would have been using? When did the germans start using poison gas shells in combat? Is there a place on t...
Very interesting tagging. "tpt transport truck lorry wagon army soldier military war aldershot sale germany land boat ship sail yacht daimler 243 is an uberlandwagen, effectively a7v tank witho...
Sorry if we've been over this before, but I don't immediately recognise this pic of what I assume is one of the Russian Mk Vs, or where it fits into the sequence of events. Not even sure of the location - is it Berlin, before arrival of Red Army in 1945? I notice the right hand track seems to be already broken...
If any of you are interested we have carried out several explorations of many of the Verdun Great war forts built after the Franco Prussian war and which were used in the Great War. The site is liberally covered with? photographs taken inside the forts and is still a work under way so new forts are often a...
? The last A7V #506 Mephisto isn't at the Queensland Museum - it was moved out to an undisclosed location for restoration of the flood damage. The museum has said it will be back next year in a new location above the flood level. Regards, Charlie ? ?
Here's all the unidentified artillery pieces from my Gallipoli trip - some on the Gallipoli peninsula, most across the Dardanelles in Cannakale in the superb Naval Museum ? [IMG]https://i282...
I have been wanting to buy the Hat American W.W.1 soldiers but I am not at all knowledgable about uniform colors. I was hoping someone could recommend a Vallejo color to match the U.S. uniform color. Thank you, any help would be appreciated.
A bit late in the day to ask this, but does anyone know the length of the wheelbase and overall length of the Holt 75 and Baby? Also the length of track in contact with hard ground? Can't find any plans or references to these. Much obliged for help.
Still preserved at their original site on the Gallipoli peninsula is this battery of four French 24cm Modele 1876 coastal guns on their 360 degree traverse GPC mountings. Three had the ends blown off but the charge in the fourth didn't go off. The guns are sited in two seperate fields, two guns per fiel...
For those interested in the above I have just put on the W^D website gallery-latest entries some pic's sent to me by Alvin Perkins of Canada,the Den Bels Autocar and some W^D figures. Awesome work.
I'd never heard of this until very recently. It struck me as strange because the British at that time did not use millimetres for gun calibre (they would have said QF 13pdr, or QF 3in, for example). It took me a while to get to see this gun, but here it is: [img]http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5197/7203...
