No Arrangements to Feed any Horses
The German Army entered the campaign with little or no arrangements to feed any horses. The most compelling logistical problem was most acute for the cavalry, but it extended to…
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
The right wing early on was Prussian. As part of that Prussian force were the Armed Forces of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin pretty much all of these Mecklenburg soldiers…
Machine gun units
Click edit button to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Today we tackle a huge…
Visé Bridge
Nothing was more important to be immediate success of the Handstreich or sneak attack and the capture of the bridge Visé intact. All of the other bridges and tunnels would…
Aviation
Few histories of early airpower cover reconnaissance in detail. Generally, they tend to be popular, anecdotal, and concentrate on “knights of the air” or early fighter pilots. Some research was…
Garde Civique
First of all if you have not bought the book, get off your couch and do it! This is completely different than Zuber. As we continue our look at the…
German 1914
This site is dedicated to Imperial Germany at the start of the Great War otherwise known as World War I. So far we do a blog everyday. We will not…
Tunnels
Look at this picture. When one thinks of the invasion of Belgium we think a wide open plains. Easy terrain for both cavalry and infantry. No hills. Some rivers. But…
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