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i don't do bad sauce passes
noise dept.
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
AnasAbdin
Keni
oozey mess
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Sweet Seals For You, Always
Andulka
Misplaced Lens Cap
Product Placement
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
KIROKAZE
RMH
hello vonnie
tannertan36
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@the-greatwar
Former Pfalz test pilot and Jasta 16b fighter pilot Vizefeldwebel Max Holtzem sitting with his Fokker D.VII (402/18), 1918 location unknown. Survived the war, moved to the US and worked for North Amercan Aviation. Note rear view mirror
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Image: IWM (Q 2314) Soldiers, probably from the 12th Battalion, the East Surrey Regiment, seen in a British communication trench in Ploegsteert Wood, during the Battle of Messines, 11th June 1917.
Image: IWM (Q 663) British troops, possibly the Royal Fusiliers, in a communication trench near Fleurbaix, June 1916.
Image: IWM (Q 4185) British troops crossing a sandbag bridge over a trench on the Fricourt-Mametz road, August 1916.
British Indian soldiers aiming a Lewis gun at Ottoman aircraft. Mesopotamian Front, 1918.
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ANZAC soldiers in their trenches on Anzac Beach, 1915.
Image: IWM (Q 9332) Battle of the Canal du Nord, August to November 1918. Engineers of the 4th Candian Division waiting in an abandoned trench to go forward.
Image: IWM (Q 49098) French troops firing a rifle grenade in a trench in Fort 4 Vaux, February 1916.
Image: IWM (Q 87097) Austro-Hungarian troops at the entrance of a dugout in trenches under deep snow, winter 1917.
© Col. L A Lynden-Bell MA MC (Q 71342) Sentry of the 1st Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders using a trench periscope in front line during the hot weather of 1917 at Sannaiyat. Lieutenant J. Forbes is the officer on the right.
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I'm crine, why is he looking at the camera like that
Look at that height difference
2 is Gavrilo Princip
Image: IWM (HU 128735) Men of the 2nd Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders at a fireplace built into the side of a frontline trench, Christmas Day 1914. It was very important to have a smokeless fire, it would immediately draw artillery if spotted.
I found this on Pinterest and his fuckass middle part always fries me ☠️☠️ also how he get it to lay so good?
And why he lowkey muscular 🙂↕️🙂↕️ I see you, Manfred 😏
Apparently this was him in Belgium according to Pinterest. Also…who do you guys think was the favorite son? Lothar or Manfred? 🤔 Let’s be real.
Are you familiar with the World War I concept "gueule cassée" (broken face)?
That's what the Sudanese did in Belfast. And it didn't take any exploding shells.
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A column of Mk.A "Whippet" medium tanks of the British Army on the march. France, summer 1918.
Future 7 victory ace Leutnant Georg Straßer of Jasta 17 in front of his Albatros D.V/DVa(?). Seen here as a Vizefeldwebel which would date the photo between 10 July and 13 August 1917, when he received a field promotion to Leutnant. He was WIA in December 1917 and as far as I can ascertain didn't fly combat again. He survived the war but was killed on 4 December 1925 as a test pilot for Junkers. Sanke card #638, text reads "Our brave battle flyer Vizefeldwebel Straßer"
