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Book Review: WWI Journal

By Military Trader
Nov 25, 2019

World War II Army veteran Charlie Brown of Olean, New York displays his captured Hitler Youth battle flag from his combat experience in Europe as part of the 258th Field Artillery Battalion with Lt. Col. Peter Mehling, right, and Capt. Steven Kerr, left, the current battalion commander and operations officer of the New York Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 258th Field Artillery at the New York State Military Museum in Saratoga Springs, New York November 20, 2017. ( U.S. National Guard photo by Col. Richard Goldenberg.)

33,902 Rounds Later

By Richard Goldenberg
Nov 13, 2019

JAG File: All things History

Are Swastikas and Confederate Flags Doomed?

By John Adams-Graf
Dec 13, 2018

Convoy during a rest break some place in the western sector of Germany.

Photographs and Ephemera

Original Service

By John Adams-Graf
Nov 13, 2019

This lighthouse is presumed to be a fancy candle holder, made from a couple of 75mm shells and some green glass. Photo courtesy: John Ford, www.trenchart.net

Militaria Collectibles

The Art of War

By Jessica Leigh Brown
Nov 13, 2019

In 2005 Turkey acquired 298 second-hand Leopard 2A4s from Germany, later those were called Leopard 2A4TRs. They have been modified with improved air filters, something very important for the dusty terrain generally faced in the Middle East.. Analysis have been able to verify the existence of 43 Leopard 2A4TRs deployed in Syria along two batches: The first comprised of 18 tanks that were seen on 8/12/2016 while the second batch included 25 tanks that were sent on 10/12/2016. This numbers suggest a deployed force equivalent to an armored brigade. According to what Christian Triebert published in Bellingcat, the markings on the Leopard 2s are those of the Turkish 2nd Armored Brigade from the First Army.

Military Vehicles News

Turkish Leopards Face Resistance

By Military Vehicles Magazine
Nov 13, 2019

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Photographs and Ephemera

Foreign Workers in the Reich

By Chris William
Nov 13, 2019

World War II Army veteran Charlie Brown of Olean, New York displays his captured Hitler Youth battle flag from his combat experience in Europe as part of the 258th Field Artillery Battalion with Lt. Col. Peter Mehling, right, and Capt. Steven Kerr, left, the current battalion commander and operations officer of the New York Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 258th Field Artillery at the New York State Military Museum in Saratoga Springs, New York November 20, 2017. ( U.S. National Guard photo by Col. Richard Goldenberg.)

Museums, Clubs, Organizations

New York WWII vet shares memories with National Guard museum

By Mike Eppinger
Nov 29, 2017

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Museums, Clubs, Organizations

'Images of the Great War: America Crosses the Atlantic' at National World War I Museum and Memorial

By Mike Eppinger
Nov 6, 2017

Photographs and Ephemera

Zigarettenbilder - Collecting German Cigarette Card albums

By Chris William
Nov 12, 2019

Frame and core are cast as one piece.

Fake Alert! 1870 Iron Cross

By Mike Eppinger
Aug 4, 2016

Christmas 1917 gift box of cigars sent to German World War I flying ace Baron von Richtofen, with a large Iron Cross on the lid and 16 of the original cigars still inside.

Militaria Collecting 101

Mohawk Arms, Inc. auctioning items pertaining to 'Red Baron'

By Mike Eppinger
May 9, 2016

Early on the morning of 1 July 1916 at Beaumont Hamel men of the 1st Lancashire Fusiliers fix bayonets before proceeding to the front line. Trenches were named, many after London streets, and here the men stand in Esau’s Way and will proceed to the left along King Street taking them to the British Front Line.

Military History

The Battle of the Somme Day One

By Military Trader
Nov 13, 2019

Military Vehicles News

Decade largest shipment of ammo to Europe

By Mike Eppinger
Feb 23, 2016

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