Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Soldbuch Belonging To Matrosengefreiter Reinhold Pieth - 2nd Co, 3rd Naval Construction Reserve Battalion German Artwork & Posters memorializing another British defeat

memorializing another British defeat

This is a very nice French WWI OF1 Egg Hand Grenade

Co-pilot: Joe Kiska

As soon as men working in No Man's Land at night in this manner - such activity was both common and feverish - spied the ascent of a flare they would invariably throw themselves prostrate to the ground in an effort to avoid enemy detection (and resultant artillery fire) before the flare was extinguished

a modification was made to the canteen body by the addition of a convex depression on the backside so that it would fit more snuggly against the wearer

Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Soldbuch Belonging To Matrosengefreiter Reinhold Pieth - 2nd Co, 3rd Naval Construction Reserve Battalion German Artwork & Posters memorializing another British defeatOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. In the German military system, the Soldbuch (pay book) was the soldier 's identity card and at the same time proof of the items of clothing and equipment, wages (sold) and food received. It doubled as an identity card to civilian police officers, but not as a passport, and was also the combatant 's identity card required under international wartime law. The Wehrmacht's pay book was also the soldier's identity card . Among