'Trench Fighter' website

Peter H · #1

Some interesting articles here:

http://www.trenchfighter.homepage.t-onl ... 40020.html

Chris Dale · #2

Thanks for that link, Peter. There are a couple of good bits of info on the War in South West Africa there.
Cheers
Chris

ChrisBoo · #3

Hi Chris,

The official history of the war has been added with some great maps.

GSWA fans unite!!!

All the best
Chris

Peter H · #4

ChrisB

Great site.

Here's some details as well on the war artist Frost,that you mention:

http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=49814

Regards
Peter

The Illustration of the soldier is from a set of prints of pictures done by a German soldier or officer named Frost. It is one of 32 pictures in a series he did about the Divisional Sturmkompanie of the 9th Reserve Division on the Somme. The soldier pictured is named "Anders"

Peter H · #5

Frost seemed to have had a thing for Stahlhelms!

Chris Dale · #6

ChrisBoo wrote:Hi Chris,

The official history of the war has been added with some great maps.

GSWA fans unite!!!

All the best
Chris

Thanks for those maps and updates... that's a great site you've got going!
Cheers
Chris

ChrisBoo · #7

Thanks for the Pics!! I wonder if he ever brought a book out?

I have some great updates, some really good DSWA stuff and more, check out the whats new page.

Thanks
Chris

Chris Dale · #8

Hi Chris,
That's a great account and summary of the Battle of Sandfontein on your website. As you say it's an often forgotten action, so thanks for covering it.
Cheers
Chris