There seems to be a lot going on at H?T that they're not telling us about through the usual channels. These are masters for Indian Troops, certainly late 19th, possibly early 20th, century. Someone who seems to know says they're Punjabi. I don't know enough to say whether these would be suitable for 19...
Further to the many discussions about the Studebaker, I came across another version of one of the?two pics of it.?In Pic 1 there's some sort of vehicle in the background, and Pic 2 is usually cropped so you can't see the other vehicle. However, in this version you can see what looks like the rear sprocke...
Can be seen here: http://www.ww1remembered.org/displayarea.htm This is clearly a substantial museum. Anyone recognise it? -- Edited by James H at 12:09, 2007-10-02
This is from the list of items in the Albert Stern section in the Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives at King's College, London: STERN: 4/7 1918 Four technical photographs produced by US Army Signal Corps of a small tracked vehicle. 4 photographsAny ideas?
Hello my name is Andrea Rigsby, I am Tim Rigsbys wife. I just wanted to let you know that Tim has had a heart attack; he will be out of pocket for awhile. I believe he has been under quite abit of stress at work. It just happened Sunday morning. The Doctors think he will be ok, but we are not out of the woods yet....
The post on the German forum I found it on claimed it was a one-man tank, but gave no further details. Clearly as it has two head covers, it is at least a Two Man tank. Still, I've never seen it before. Only 4 road wheels? Bizarre...
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Does any one have any date(s) for when Mk IVs switched back to Hotchkiss from Lewis mgs? Similarly when were hatches on the drivers cab introduced on the Mk IV? I'm trying to date some photos.
Hi! I start a new WW1 project : the Latil TAR and the 155GPF, both from the french ADV Azimut 1/35 scale I begin with the prime mover, a very nice resin kit fully detailled and well done : The first?work focused on t...
Despite the caption, I know of no black troops from Britain's African colonies being in France. Is it fair to assume that these men are from The British West Indian Regiment? P.S. Just discovered this: It's well known that black Empire troops were only allowed?to serve as non-combatants?on the West...
For some while I have been trying to identify the details of?the first tank crews; i.e. those who fought at Flers-Courcellette - and whose lives are largely unknown.? The information is far from complete but you may find it useful. see http://www.freewebs.com/firsttankcrews/ If you can help by pr...
Hi All, I didn't have enough time to finish my 1/35 mk.V 9004, but Ive made some progress in painting it and such, I am trying my best to have an accurate model of the specific tank, but unfortunately I only have one photograph of the tank. The tank had very interesting markings, skull and bones on the side...
Silly question, I assume the colonial units had there own artillery. Did they have? the same uniform as the colonial infantry? Were they organized the same as the regular artillery? Thanks
I enclose a photo I've come across - apologies if any have already seen it. I think there may be a copy somewhere in the AWM (but thats not where I found it). Its a lost of supply tanks parked - somewhere. It provides some interesting items. Firstly whilst most of the tanks are Mk IV supply tanks there are al...
Many dummy tanks were built, some for deception purposes, others for war bonds or recruitment drives. I doubt whether there were very many that were as big as the monster that was used in Hobart, Tasmania that can be seen in the picture made available by the AWM (Photo number H16150).
I have a mystery I cannot resolve. Im posting this on both GWF and Landships to spread the coverage in the hope that some one out there can cast some light. Let me first give a little background. Ive been researching into the tour made by the Mk IV tank Britannia in Canada and the USA in 1917 and 18. Text and p...
