The German solders, mostly young boys barely eighteen were following orders. They wanted to make their Mom proud. Sadly, many would die
And about 2 million foreign volunteers
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The German solders, mostly young boys barely eighteen were following orders. They wanted to make their Mom proud. Sadly, many would die
die like volunteersAnd about 2 million foreign volunteers
The German solders, mostly young boys barely eighteen were following orders. They wanted to make their Mom proud. Sadly, many would die
not dead german soldiers but interesting pictorial essay of german soldiers and their significant others - here
@McM have you ever watched Saving Private Ryan? Who did you want to win? Just curious.Some nice photos! And fits the thread too, I think they're all dead now.
@McM have you ever watched Saving Private Ryan? Who did you want to win? Just curious.
It is a Hollywood fairy story about Tom Hanks looking for Mat Damon in Europe in WW2. Tom Hanks and Mat Damon......plus a few other guys defend a town against a large number of German soldiers and tanks.Sorry, KR. I didn't watch the movie. I know the title but have no clue what's happening.
great movie. best from ww2It is a Hollywood fairy story about Tom Hanks looking for Mat Damon in Europe in WW2. Tom Hanks and Mat Damon......plus a few other guys defend a town against a large number of German soldiers and tanks.
It is a Hollywood fairy story about Tom Hanks looking for Mat Damon in Europe in WW2. Tom Hanks and Mat Damon......plus a few other guys defend a town against a large number of German soldiers and tanks.
I don't think it was a law in the movie, I think that the US military didn't want the family to lose their only surviving son as it would look bad for the government.Wasn't the historical background a law in the US if you serve in the army and in case your brothers were fallen as soldiers you could go home? (Sorry for the fucked up sentence, I don't get it at the moment) We had a similar law here, after the war you didn't need to go to the Bundeswehr if a near relative felt in service during WW2. But I don't know if the Wehrmacht had such a regulation too.
great movie. best from ww2
Some nice photos! And fits the thread too, I think they're all dead now.
Yes, plus the Close Combat Clasp above his pocket and the Infantry Assault Badge to the right of the EK1. Not sure what the one below the EK1 is though, its the size of a Wound Badge but I can't see any detail on it.Is this SS officer wearing the anti partisan badge to the left of his EK 1class
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