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Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak

Article about: by Sebastien I have not the metal detector I am feeling my ass where to dig Right now I have eyes, hands, feet and my spade is all that I use in my hobby

  1. #1171

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    I think the poor lad that had That lid on developed a sudden splitting Headache....
    William

    "Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."

  2. #1172

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    Guys, I'm sorry, but this thread is not for sale, only for communication and viewing...

    Quote by tailor marc View Post
    Is this one forsale?
    No. I'm sorry, but I can not send staff abroad.
    Customs prohibits the old military stuff to transport across the border ...

  3. #1173

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    It seems the helmet... even today's Kevlar types are really protective only in a psychological sense. A High caliber projectile or shrapnel will go through them like a hot knife through butter. Those guys thankfully never knew what hit them...

  4. #1174
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    WWII helmets served a purpose and did provide a measure of protection as intended.
    Keep in mind, that the riddled 'relic' helmets are often the discarded ones after a battle.
    Modern 'Kevlar' helmets are very much superior to WWII helmets. There are of course limits.
    Under certain circumstances both direct fire and grenade fragments will cause severe problems for the wearer of a modern helmet.
    Certain small modern high-tech high speed calibers will penetrate a 'Kevlar' helmet like a knife through butter on a hot summer day.
    I dont know what a 'high caliber' projectile is, but I have tested modern 'Kevlar' helmets using both rifle fire, MG fire, hand grenades and Claymore mines.

  5. #1175

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    Not a problem , great find

  6. #1176

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    Finds of my friends...

    ID tag Romanian soldier Ion Balint, he of 992 battalion, 1932 recruitment
    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak
    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak

    and and clothing tags, engineer Battalion 635 (Pi.635). Hans and Moritz

    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak
    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak

  7. #1177

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    Yesterday, we were digging near the airport Gumrak ...

    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak

    was rain and I have picture only this find ...

    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak
    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak
    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak
    Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak

  8. #1178
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    What a super nice find. Buckle looks to be in excellent condition.
    Wish I had a ground dug buckle in that condition. Sadly I never found a buckle.
    Congrats.

  9. #1179

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    Wow...a ground dug buckle that looks like This? Clean it up a wee bit and it could still be Used! Nice find!
    William

    "Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."

  10. #1180

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    Great personal finds , awesome cheers Raymond

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