The official AHF WW1 quiz thread

[Ruhrpottpreusse]

It's an officer

[Tirdad]

hello .

a 1st Lt ?

or Higher ?

regards.

[Ruhrpottpreusse]

Hello!
No. It´s lower

[Tirdad]

hello .

A 2nd Lt ?

[Ruhrpottpreusse]

No, still a little bit lower

[Tirdad]

No, still a little bit lower

hello dear friend .

sorry for being late .

is this Adjudant ?

[Ruhrpottpreusse]

Hello Tirdad!
Yes. I will accept it!
The rank is called "Adjutant-Chèf"
The indicators of an Adjutant-Chèf are the red chevrons !
Over to you, mate!

[Tirdad]

Hello Tirdad!
Yes. I will accept it!
The rank is called "Adjutant-Chèf"
The indicators of an Adjutant-Chèf are the red chevrons !
Over to you, mate!

hi dear Ruhrpottpreusse .

i have no pics .

it turns back to yourself .

sorry .

tirdad .

[Graham Clayton]

I'll post a question to keep the thread moving.

Which Australian feature film was released at the beginning of WW1, but immediately withdrawn due to security concerns over footage of navy ships in it?

[Graham Clayton]

As there have been no replies, I'll post the answer.

"Sea Dogs of Australia" was the movie in question:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Dogs_of_Australia

The forum is open to anyone who wants to post a new question.

[Graham Clayton]

I'll post another question to keep the quiz moving.

Which German fighter ace flew his plane into Switzerland shortly after November 11, 1918 and was interned there until 1919?

[Terry Duncan]

Hi Graham,

I think the answer is Fritz Beckhardt, the Jewish pilot who the Nazis attempted to write out of the records.

Terry

[Graham Clayton]

Terry,
Correct - your turn to post a question.

[Terry Duncan]

Thanks Graham, I must admit I never really know what sort of thing to ask though.

What was the event that led Churchill to contact Germany through the US Embassy in Berlin in the first month of the war?

[Polar bear]

hi,

the capture of Tirpitz' son (alive) at the battle of Heligoland Bight ?

greetings, the pb