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Article about: this photo to me is very interesting,what do you think the american solider is thinking whist looking at the helmet of this dead german soldier?

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    this photo to me is very interesting,what do you think the american solider is thinking whist looking at the helmet of this dead german soldier?
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    Good trophee- whom to send it: to the mothers address or to the wifes???
    Regards,
    Dimas

    my Skype: warrelics

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    Hi Andrew


    This is a very interesting picture indeed, is it yours?

    Difficult to tell what he was thinking. Maybe he was checking the helmet for bullet holes or maybe he is yust posing for the photographer with a war trophy in his hand. I'am sure we will never know...


    Greetz

    Nick VR

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    hi nick no the photo isnt mine!
    regarding dimas's comment about sending it home,
    is that what they would have done with trophie like helmets? and would that of been allowed?to send things home

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    Hi all


    Like I said before, the OP question can never be answerd unless we know who the soldier and the photographer are. When the OP finds this out, then we have a chance of knowing the answer to his question. All the rest is yust guesswork without any basis. All we have is this picture, the soldier in question could of thought of a million things while he was standing there...


    Greetz

    Nick VR

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    hi nick no the photo isnt mine!
    regarding dimas's comment about sending it home,
    is that what they would have done with trophie like helmets? and would that of been allowed?to send things home
    A lot of send back to home, I think that was a kinda fashion- each soldier bring back a lot of stuff, it is why today we can find a lot of interesting items.
    I saw the picture some time ago, posted by Bob Hritz with a lot of mint insignia from the vet estate. If he can post it in the forum- this will be awesome!
    Regards,
    Dimas

    my Skype: warrelics

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    US soldiers, unlike their British comrades, were officially allowed to post souvenirs home. Helmets often got sent unwrapped just with an address label stuck on them.

    Is that photo original? I have doubts somehow..

    Cheers, Ade.

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    Quote by iron View Post
    this photo to me is very interesting,what do you think the american solider is thinking whist looking at the helmet of this dead german soldier?
    mmmh dont know probably a fake helmet
    kill another to see

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    Quote by iron View Post
    hi nick no the photo isnt mine!
    regarding dimas's comment about sending it home,
    is that what they would have done with trophie like helmets? and would that of been allowed?to send things home
    Both of my Grandpas ( my Moms dad and my Fathers dad) sent home ALOT of stuff and after they both i got almost all of it (2 foot lockers and 3 medium size boxes of stuff)

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