Hi all,

I came across a group of WWII military/civilian photos that are interesting. They are of black GI’s in France and Germany in 1945. Even though most of the photos are in poor condition, I could could not pass the collection for a couple of bucks. Hopefully I can try to preserve them, though light cleaning did not seem to work.

I am especially interested in the photo of the soldiers at Camp Washington. I have not been able to find out much about this camp or its location. I am assuming that the soldiers are part of a truck transportation outfit. Any information would be appreciated.

Tom

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Hello I would like to know if someone has a guide to make one of those german chicken wire nets? I got an M42 restored (botched the texturing so i’m sending it to someone to do it properly for me) but in the meantime i’d like to make one of those helmet nets?

Hi,

Please, during which period was this Order issued?

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Hi Guys,
I would like to share with you my very first German Cross in Gold. Have been saving up for several months and now own one of these lovely awards. I would like to thank all the members for their feedback and knowledge since joining the forum on collecting German badges and awards.

Regards,
Shane:)

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I was wondering if this is an original Carl Wild cross. From what I have seen from my reference book it looks to be legit. Thanks in advance to anyone who comments!:)

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Here is one to "cheer everyone up" Forum has had a weird, uncomfortable "Aura" about it.

For your viewing pleasure…1938 NS 66 police. 1938 Larsen chinstrap (expected), 38 liner & dome stamp

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by: Frank Davis

Description: A very rare armband from WWII….This is on white cotton and black type is block-printed with some bleeding on the reverse…passed the blacklight test and thread burns ( not melts ).

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