Gott Mit Uns

Focke Wulf FW-190A6 on the airfield at Immola in Finland. July 2nd, 1944. 

Adolf Hitler tells a frostbitten soldier not to salute him. (year unknown) 

Americans gathered to mourn the Germans who died in the Hindenburg crash. 1937

It’s always great to hear from fellow Aggies. Hope you enjoy my blog. Gig em!

No, I unfortunately am not. I’m still working towards my undergrad degree, so I have practically no time to even consider reenacting. I will look into it someday. It seems like a lot of fun, and a great way to keep history alive. But for now, I don’t think so. 

That’s awesome, man! I was actually looking into going to Mary Hardin-Baylor when I was a senior in high school. It’s a beautiful campus and a wonderful university. I go to Texas A&M, so i’m not too far down the road from you! I’m glad you enjoy my blog. I’m sorry I haven’t been posting lately. I have been very swamped with my classes. But I’ll be back to posting in a few days, hopefully. Good luck with your studies! 

I apologize for hardly posting on here recently. I am so wrapped up with classes and school work. I will hopefully be back posting on a regular basis in a few weeks or so. So thank you all for you follows, and I promise to get back to posting soon! 

Wehrmacht soldier training with his Mg-42. 

American P-51 Mustangs put into service with the German Luftwaffe. 1944. 

Captured Russian T-34/76 of 2nd SS Panzer regiment of the Das Reich. Kursk, 1943. 

I was first attracted to the Third Reich back in 2011. My Grandfather passed down to me an entire encyclopedia set over the Third Reich. It had about 20 books following the Third Reich from Its earliest roots in the early 1920′s all the way to the aftermath of 1945-1947. I found it so fascinating. It was a part of history I had never been introduced to and I knew practically nothing about it. From there it just grew. I was lucky enough to have a girlfriend who thought it was equally interesting. She would always help look for new books or let me tell her all the things I found so facinating about the Third Reich and she never judged me. In fact, she was encouraging when it came to it. So that also helped to fuel my interest. 

Portrait of a soldier of the 33rd Waffen Grenadier of the SS Charlemagne. The SS Charlemagne are the collective names for units of French volunteers in the Wehrmacht and later the Waffen SS.