Hi all,
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Photos - Germans with captured firearms
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Not quite sure of the Germanic roots of this Schwarzlose wielding dog of war since he's out of uniform and the group in the back is a bit nondescript. Photo from exp.eBay.de.
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Breda and DP
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First foto - this ist Breda M30 no beretta
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ZB-26 (t)?
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FM 24/29AvB wrote:ZB-26 (t)?
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Thanks George! I know see the differences. Nice page on the FM 24/29: http://armesfrancaises.free.fr/FM%20Mle%2024-29.htmlcarius wrote:FM 24/29AvB wrote:ZB-26 (t)?
George
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The photo of the German using the scoped Enfield is pretty cool and uncommon.
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http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/8500 ... to44ku.jpg
I''m sure this has been asked before but I don't know how to search for the answer here - my question:
This has to be one of the most posted pictures ever and I wonder if anyone knows the ID of this trooper? Where was the photo made and did he survive the war?
Many thanks for any and all answers.
trapperP
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I suggest you look into the 'After The Battle' magazines, specifically the Battle Of The Bulge editions. I think it is Jean Paul Pallud who does a complete write up about all the photos taken and filming done, most of which was staged or in downtime.
I know the writeup is in the main Battle Of the Bulge book but whether it is in one of the magazine I can't remember.
Don't know if any of the soldiers are identified but the left photo mainly shows Luft personnel, i.e. the two in front, while the photo at right is a mixture of Luft and SS.
There is no doubt a whole bunch of then and now stuff is all over the internet with Google Earth markers etc.
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Here's some stuff I just found:
http://home.scarlet.be/poteau44/Poteau_historyEn.html
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/748112
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost ... tcount=205
Tom.
I know the writeup is in the main Battle Of the Bulge book but whether it is in one of the magazine I can't remember.
Don't know if any of the soldiers are identified but the left photo mainly shows Luft personnel, i.e. the two in front, while the photo at right is a mixture of Luft and SS.
There is no doubt a whole bunch of then and now stuff is all over the internet with Google Earth markers etc.
Edit:
Here's some stuff I just found:
http://home.scarlet.be/poteau44/Poteau_historyEn.html
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/748112
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost ... tcount=205
Tom.
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Germans and a Hotchkiss with dial sight (?) and French instructor from eBay.de.
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