World War One
P PoorOldSpike Guest Jun 5, 2010 #26 Italian pilot Count Francesco Baracca (killed 1918) and his Spad
Louis FGM Lieutenant General FGM MEMBER Joined Oct 11, 2010 Messages 12,408 Reaction score 6,976 Age 60 Location Castelar, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Oct 12, 2010 #31 PoorOldSpike said: US helmet with chains to protect eyes from shrapnel and debris Click to expand... This helmet must be uncomfortable with such chains moving before the eyes.
PoorOldSpike said: US helmet with chains to protect eyes from shrapnel and debris Click to expand... This helmet must be uncomfortable with such chains moving before the eyes.
Bootie FGM OWNER Staff member Joined Nov 5, 2009 Messages 22,718 Reaction score 6,198 Age 46 Location Scotland Website www.youtube.com Oct 12, 2010 #32 And very limited visibility!!
Rico FGM General FGM MEMBER Joined Nov 5, 2009 Messages 14,051 Reaction score 9,654 Age 57 Location Johannesburg, South Africa Oct 12, 2010 #33 I think those were used by tank crews.
Louis FGM Lieutenant General FGM MEMBER Joined Oct 11, 2010 Messages 12,408 Reaction score 6,976 Age 60 Location Castelar, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Oct 15, 2010 #34 Null-acht-fünfzehn, zero-eight-fifteen. This was the name that received the new model Maschinengewehr 08, the most widely used machine gun-until then-for the German army during the First World War.
Null-acht-fünfzehn, zero-eight-fifteen. This was the name that received the new model Maschinengewehr 08, the most widely used machine gun-until then-for the German army during the First World War.
Louis FGM Lieutenant General FGM MEMBER Joined Oct 11, 2010 Messages 12,408 Reaction score 6,976 Age 60 Location Castelar, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Jan 7, 2011 #39 Excellent models, POS .- Look at this: Italian Caproni Ca. 36 Bomber Last edited: Jul 5, 2017