You'll be fine as long as he doesn't go over any bumps! — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) January 30, 2021 @Alderley @ThisDayInWWI @andyblanck1 @masaccio60 @PoloS111 @1J1Poilu @butch2k You’ll be fine as long as he doesn’t go over any bumps!
Oooh… I’m a few away from a rather astonishing number of followers. Help me get over 10k this weekend and I’ll give away some copies of this when it arrives! 👇🏼😜 @PikeGrey1418 @ProfPeterDoyle @AccReader https://t.co/2A6cYxcCOv — Alexandra Churchill 🖋📚📺🎙 (@churchill_alex) January 30, 2021 RT @churchill_alex: Oooh… I’m a few away from a rather astonishing number […]
I found this amazing #WW1 photograph in my collection!He looks so young!!!🙂@sommecourt @Barney065 @WW1_Education @WW1TheGreatWar @LivesOfWW1 @militaryhistori @ProfPeterDoyle @HNYNews @WW1photos_org #photography #wewillrememberthem pic.twitter.com/Yrz7IVqCc6 — Martin Impey (@Martin_Impey) January 21, 2021 RT @Martin_Impey: I found this amazing #WW1 photograph in my collection! He looks so young!!!🙂 @sommecourt @Barney065 @WW1_Education @WW1Th…
An Italian Bersaglieri machine gunner with an attached Fiat Revelli Mod.1914 and Bianchi bike Mod.1912. Anyone have more info on this picture? pic.twitter.com/v4J7JkTCOP — This day in WWI (@ThisDayInWWI) January 26, 2021 RT @ThisDayInWWI: An Italian Bersaglieri machine gunner with an attached Fiat Revelli Mod.1914 and Bianchi bike Mod.1912. Anyone have more…
The Vimy Memorial – Canada's National Memorial on the crest of Vimy Ridge. The latest episode of @OldFrontLinePod. #WW1 #Arras #Vimy https://t.co/svWsXs64AP — Paul Reed (@sommecourt) January 30, 2021 RT @sommecourt: The Vimy Memorial – Canada’s National Memorial on the crest of Vimy Ridge. The latest episode of @OldFrontLinePod. #WW1 #Ar…
Sharing with you and sourced from a FB page and with permission. Two very young soldiers in the Kaisers Army. 1918. Look at the tunics. The right hand soldiers one is a good quality cloth. The left hand one wears a bluse of low quality wool with other “ersatz” fibre. Shoddy. More pic.twitter.com/vdgGILtkVo — Tim […]
John McCrae died at Wimereux #OTD in 1918. He wrote ‘In Flanders Fields’ near Ypres in 1915. “To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who dieWe shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields.” pic.twitter.com/OGZYshG9vC — Paul Reed (@sommecourt) January 28, 2021 […]
In 1915, war photographer #ErnestBrooks takes this photo, IWM Q 13447, of a Royal Irish Fusilier attempts to draw the fire of a Turkish sniper to reveal the enemy position, Gallipoli, 1915 pic.twitter.com/QO06Fn0dGp — This day in WWI (@ThisDayInWWI) January 28, 2021 RT @ThisDayInWWI: In 1915, war photographer #ErnestBrooks takes this photo, IWM Q 13447, […]
Interesting. "Hats off" to the French, or should I say "hats on?"https://t.co/ZbLBjVoPFB — 1914-1918 War (@WW1TheGreatWar) January 22, 2021 Interesting. “Hats off” to the French, or should I say “hats on?” https://t.co/ZbLBjVoPFB
Austro-Hungarian P.A.1 (aka Junovicz Armored Car) on patrol. This photo's possibly from the Italy Front, where an armored car platoon, the 'K.u.K. Panzerautozug No.1', served in 1918. Of this unit's 5 cars, 2 were P.A.1s. pic.twitter.com/tq4OALX7KO — Nicolai Eberholst (Pike Grey 1914-1918) (@PikeGrey1418) January 17, 2021 RT @PikeGrey1418: Austro-Hungarian P.A.1 (aka Junovicz Armored Car) on […]