How did you find this site & forum?

[Teamtunafish]

I had gotten a copy of Speer at a yard sale, and was wondering how reliable is was. Google came up with this as a possible referance site.

[Downy]

I hit the wrong button. These old eyes aren't as good as they used to be. I Found this site from a Google search for Hermann Göring photographs. When I saw that this discussion board had a wide international following, I decided to join.

[LuisaT]

I was reading a Ben Pastor's novel, "Kaputt mundi", when stumbled on Eugen Dollmann' name, googled for it and the second link was this forum.

[oirob]

Searched the web for "Freikorps" and "armoured cars" (later for "chinese Warlords") years ago and came here...
I'm around here ever since and glad about the lots of informations and pictures of special interests I can obtain here!

cheers
Oirob

[john2]

Found it when I searched "third reich" back then it was called the 3rd reich forum. I always thought it would have been cool if Marcus had called himself "fuehrer" and the mods the gestapo.

[Achtung Minen!]

I am a historical wargamer and have searched multiple times for history pertaining to German armor and the 'Wiking' SS Division and this site has come up multiple times. I decided to join for its wealth of knowledge.

And I am glad I did.

[D_Dutch]

I found this forum when I was looking for SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Schule "Kienschlag" at Google.

[JanneP]

I found this forum when i was searching for pictures of Phänomen Granit 25 vehicles.

[falsepyth3n]

Just through google - I was looking at some stats for the Ferdinand tank destroyer, and its performance in Russia. A few links later - found this place. Looks really really good. !!!

[derkasselaner]

I have made some comments on the Introduce Yourself Forum, but I would think that many people do not review that.. SO: Being from Germany, I have always been interested in the experimental aspects of weaponry and aircraft of Germany. They were so advanced, and I am trying to find out more about some developments that have not come to light yet. The other thing is: the song "Auf einem Seemannsgrab da blühen keine Rosen" It has to be one of the most touching military songs of that time. I sing it all the time but I was looking to hear it from someone that could sing it properly. I found it on YouTube.com. A guy named Ronny does it and what a voice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3y-pUFc ... re=related In further searches, I found a reference to the Axis History Forum. What a delight to find. I am a member now and enjoy reading all the comments... Thank you Marcus for this outstanding site. john Sbiegaÿ

[division azul]

i was looking info on 250 id,and google pointed me here

[SergioDV]

It was some time ago!

I was searching for military units from Repubblica Sociale Italiana and I was googled here

[u-502]

I was searching for information about my Great Uncle who was the Kapt. of U 502 and who's birth dates are the same.

[Yutaka]

I was searching for information regarding Himeuri no To, and this site came-up in the search.

[Lara]

I found this forum when I was searching for information about General der Artillerie Helmuth Weidling and Google recommended me this site