On Friday it was the reburial of the ww1 soldiers we recovered in Latvia some weeks ago. 78 in total,25 named. R.I.P.
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On Friday it was the reburial of the ww1 soldiers we recovered in Latvia some weeks ago. 78 in total,25 named. R.I.P.
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Good man Inka
It's good that these poor fellows have a final resting place.
We should never forget them, forgotten soldiers of all armies.
May they Rest In Peace.
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Found this battledamaged lid on ebay a week ago,picked it up on the postoffice and hour ago
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Interesting M40 Inka, like the decal surviving. I doubt the original owner did.
True,if that was worn when it was hit by whatever hit it,,it wouldnt hurt. It came out of the battlefields in Latvia.
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Some heavy metalThe sprocket is from an RSO, the other bits is from a blown up PzIV. Everything found in Kurland.
A piece of a Stug wheel, found in Priekule,Latvia, the track link bolt was also found on the PzIV site.
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I dont know about you guys,but Im getting ready for xmas. Made the decorations last night
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Inka
I have to ask ~ Are they all "sticky " ?
What do you mean "sticky" ?
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