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    "At 4.20pm the 2nd Battalion, 60th Infantry, and the 2nd Battalion, 61st Infantry, had reached the bank of the river, and the engineers started work on the first bridge. At this moment a tremendous fire of machine guns and artillery burst on the exposed troops with great suddenness. The infantry sought shelter and found it, but the engineers bravely continued at their posts. Shells sank their boats as fast as they could be placed in the water and by 6.00 P. M. no boats were left. "

    I have just posted a writeup about a Silver Star Group I was lucky enough to aquire, Hope you enjoy it....

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

    Best

    Chris

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    A new update today, some stuff added to the motor transport page, but more importantly, 2 new pages added that I hope will help people understand more about the battlefield at Verdun...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

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    Some pretty cool stuff up today...

    Harry adds a piece to the Africa puzzle with British East Africa in 1914

    Sturmbataillon ROHR !!!! Yes! there is more up!

    And some more added to the MG page...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

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    Some new stuff up...

    Harry's Africa has a chapter on the fighting at Lukuledi Mission in German East Africa.

    Some new Machine Gun pics, including a really nice photo of a man with the MG badge and Blacksmith badge.

    A couple of new things in the for sale section (documents)

    And a few new photos in other sections...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

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    A fantastic article up today.....

    4th Sturm Kompagnie of the Sturmbataillon Nr. 5 (Rohr).... and their handgrenades, a visit from the kaiser... and an Iron Cross...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/40029/276501.html

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    Had a bit of a break... but a new thing up...

    A bit obscure... the elite S.B. Rohr in the Champagne, a little known action for them...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/40029/278501.html

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    Well, its been a bit of time since the last update, life gets in the way of the Website ;-)

    A few things up this time.... Some photos of a recent visit to the place where one of my US Silver Stars was won, just to the north of Verdun.

    Harry continues campaigning, this time up on the Suez Canal in 1914-15

    And a new page added to the Machine Gun Photo Album...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

    Posted

    I proudly present... a bloody long section I have been meaning to get up for ages and ages...

    German Signal/Communications troops...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

    Its not as boring as it sounds!! Know what an Ahrendt station is? Have you read Schneiders account of being lost while carrying a message to the Neighbouring unit?

    Thought not.... but now is your chance!!!

    Posted

    So.... some really, really cool stuff today...

    An article about one of the smallest units of the war, The Magadi Defence force... one of those exotic, quaint and unusual units that can only be found in a British colony...

    And a fantastic Silver Star/Purple Heart group to a man of the 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd division... for the attack on the village of Vaux on the 1st of July 1918...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

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    Hi,

    whats it like to be buried alive on the battlefield? See here...

    If I said "Senussi" would you know what I mean? See here...

    http://www.kaiserscross.com/152301.html

    A nice little update....

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    An early X-Mas Special for you lazy bjggers who don't bother to sign the guest book.

    First off, some variations on the Granatenwerfer 16, with photos comparing the Prussian made and rare Bavarian made Werfer

    Harry has outdone himself, giving us one of the obscure and exotic Colonial/Indigenous units in "Cole's Scouts" and giving covering a lightning campaign in "Togoland 1914", over before the Germans even knew it was happening.

    Harry's Togoland article ties in nicely with our Fake EK deoc section, showing why the pictured Togoland Document must be a fake. A few more Fake EK docs are shown as well

    Some small changes to the article about the 10th RD on the Aisne with some historically fantastic EK docs

    check out the "whats new" section...

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    Chris,

    nice & thanks! But here is a very small mistake or mistype: The Soldier's Burden 2014.gif

    "Hawickhorst was a reserve officer in Infanterie-Regiment (1. Lothringisches) Nr. 174."

    ... it's the 10. Lothringisches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 174 ! ;)

    Best regards, cheers.gif

    Jens

    oops... tahnks; I will correct that the next update....

    There is a history of the 173rd on Ebay... why is it never the one you REALLY need for sale!!!!!

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