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Hi Chris! That´s right so far. Because of the introduction of the steel helmet, since 19.10.1916 (KM Nr.1363/10) the were no more Tshakos ordered. But this photo is from 118. Maybe january? So he will be still in the training (not the old-style ammo pouches). Maybe one month later he came into fire. For a "last photo", it´s written very less...
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I have checked the maps of the battle in the Champagne 1915. The X.AK belonged to the 3.army (like he wrote). The 20th division stood between Somme Py and St.Souplet. Their right-hand neighbour division was 24th.reserve-division (XII.Res.Korps), and the left-hand neighbour division was the 5th division of the X.AK. So, this artillery unit might belong to the 20th or 5th division. Now we need a list of all artillery troups in the battle of the Champagne 1915. An answer gives the book "Mein Kriegstagebuch" by Goes and Cron, 1935. The only number 6 was the III./Fußart.Rgt.6.(Belonged to the 3.army) So far so right! He wrote this! The 1., 2., 3., and the 9. company had the long mortars. Kraus will not help, because his books are about field-artillery.
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American (US) Victory Medals
The Prussian replied to Kev in Deva's topic in Inter-Allied Victory Medals of the Great War
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Hello friends! I´ve recieved a few photos from the Feldartillerie-Regiment 43. Does someone have a clue, what we see here??? Probably it has something to do with a cable winch (maybe for balloon troops). Could that be right? Note the circle in the second photo, on which the "thing" stands to turn round and round.
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Hello mates! That s easy. The photo was taken in Marburg. There was the 11th Jäger-Bataillon. That bataillon became part of the 4th Jäger-Regiment (together with Res.Jg.Btl. 5 and 6). That regiment belonged to the 200th Inf.Div. (Karpathenkorps). The 4th Jg.Rgt. was set-up 4.July 1916 under Lt.Col. Lehmann (Jg.Btl.9)