Tore’s Tuesday. – A little piece of home…
Tores Tuesday. - A little piece of home...Sometimes you find an object that looks so ordinary, so common, but that really touches you. This is such an object.On the outside…
Mobilization-1
Mobilization-1914State of WarImperial Germany as a whole did not decide to go to war in 1914. A small group of officials appointed personally by the Kaiser made that decision. Nonetheless,…
Gus’ Gear -Uniforms of the Commonwealth
Today on Gus' Gear I present uniforms of the Commonwealth of the United Kingdom and one from Portugal. This is the Commonwealth corner, it has been brought to my attention…
Kyler’s Kaiserliche Marine Blog: Langer Max
Kyler's Kaiserliche Marine Blog: Langer MaxWhile the battleships Sachsen & Wurttemberg were never completed, their 38cm SK-L/45 guns would still see combat bombarding targets on the Western Front. The first…
Tore’s Tuesday-real whatchamacallit
Tore’s Tuesday. I promised Joe to post obscure stuff every Tuesday, and so I will, today too.Here is real whatchamacallit, a vest I would call it, that I bought a…
PEEBLES PROFILES EPISODE XXXIV Wilhelm Groener
PEEBLES PROFILES EPISODE XXXIVWilhelm GroenerWilhelm Groener was born in Ludwigsburg in the Kingdom of Württemberg on November 22, 1867. After attending gymnasium at Ulm and Ludwigsburg (where his father had…
Infantry Doctrine-6
Infantry Doctrine-6 When viewing the picture above, obviously the firing line in front was covering the firing line in the back, which was “jumping” forward. The infantry moved forward by running…
Gus’ Gear – Uniforms of France
Today on Gus' Gear I present uniforms of France as well as a Belgian uniform, and one of an American soldier under French command. I am posting this a bit…
Tore’s Tuesday-Internee Art
Tore’s Tuesday. I had planned to make a blog about an obscure British piece of kit, but when Sabine Declercq published her blog on the internment camps in the neutral…
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