The infamous German Paris gun
The infamous German Paris gun blasting away at Paris during the Spring Offensives in an attempt to subjugate the French and their will to keep on fighting.Though only 21cm in…
captured German A7V 542 ‘Elfriede’ holding the mounted MG08.
A British Soldier sitting in the rear left gunner's seat of the captured German A7V 542 'Elfriede' holding the mounted MG08.A7V 542 'Elfriede' was originally issued to Abteilung.2 in early…
Askaris of the 4th Field Company in German East Africa
Askaris of the 4th Field Company in German East Africa, Kilimanjaro detachment, presenting their M/71 Jägerbüchsen.On April 1909 the Imperial German East African Schutztruppe decided to not convert to the…
Destroyed German Aerial engines
Shown here are destroyed German Aerial engines post Armistice in a German service depot.As the Aerial service was by the start of ww1 still in a relative infancy it was…
Gotha G.IV twin engine bomber
Imperial German Gotha G.IV twin engine bomber (1055/16) in the Royal Dutch Airforce base at Soesterberg.On 18 August 1917 this brand-new craft along with another were returning from a bombing…
BeuteKämpfwagen familiarization training
BeuteKämpfwagen familiarization training between the 1. Armee and 14. Kampfwagen abteilung.Seen here are 'Liesel' and 'Fritz' both from the 14. Kampfwagen Abteilung with soldiers from 5. Guards Infantry Division. It's…
The Battle of Taganrog. 8-14 June 1918.
The Battle of Taganrog. 8-14 June 1918.After the Treaty of Brest Litovsk the war in East-Europe seemed over, but it was far from it as the Red Army kept attacking…
The Imperial German Heeresfeldbahn (Army field railway)
HeeresfeldbahnThe Imperial German Heeresfeldbahn (Army field railway) was a special railway system developed by the Army and for the Army in the years preceding the war as Germany always knew…