1944-45 battlefield relics.

[Woolgar]

Paul

Great pics

What area of Poland is this? Have you managed to find the Russian line?

Nick

[Steve T]

Superb finds mate. That lid is AWESOME !

I like the 7.92's still in their stripper clip as well

Keep up the good work.

Steve T

[Alan M]

i agree with the other lad` s , a great find ! I`d love to find something similar from the ground and know that the last person to hold it was the german soldier that owned it , good photos

cheers Al

[f35jsf]

Paul

Great pics

What area of Poland is this? Have you managed to find the Russian line?

Nick

Hi Nick

This is Baranowsko-Sandomierski bridgehead and areas located west of it.
General, 200 kilometers south of Warsaw.

And yes, I have found the Russian line but I haven't found nothing special there - rubbish and lots of Ppsz (Ppsh) shell cases.
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Big shells on photo are Wja-23 gun from Il-2.
They were along the trenches. It seems that the Russian pilot flew along the trenches and shot at German soldiers.


Pozdrawiam.
Paul.

[Woolgar]

Hi Nick

This is Baranowsko-Sandomierski bridgehead and areas located west of it.
General, 200 kilometers south of Warsaw.

And yes, I have found the Russian line but I haven't found nothing special there - rubbish and lots of Ppsz (Ppsh) shell cases.
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Big shells on photo are Wja-23 gun from Il-2.
They were along the trenches. It seems that the Russian pilot flew along the trenches and shot at German soldiers.


Pozdrawiam.
Paul.

Paul

Its great to piece together what happened by the relics found!

Great thread, thanks for sharing

Nick

[f35jsf]

Paul

Its great to piece together what happened by the relics found!

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This part of "job" I like very much


Soon more pic...

[f35jsf]

Hi all.

Next:

Sdkfz 251 crush site:

[marks1]

Very nice finds. How deep was this helmet and what detector did you use???

Greetz
Marks

[f35jsf]

Very nice finds. How deep was this helmet and what detector did you use???

Greetz
Marks

The helmet was a shallow - about 20cm.
I use Polish made detector. It called Solaris, Rutus Solaris

More photos from that area:

[f35jsf]

Hi all.

A year ago I came across an interesting place. At first I thought that a plane crashed there, but after a while I knew it was a tank. It took me several months to determine what kind of machine there was.

It wasn't an easy job, considering that from the tank was left only a few kilograms of scrap metal...