Hello! Today I found this cartidge with my metal detector..Can anyone advice me from what army is??? thx

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Another medal i got from London was this Deutsches Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen (west wall) medal set. This medal type seems relatively common and pretty unpopular to collect. I picked it up as i didn’t have one yet. its a mint i think set that was never given out.

the medal was made by Carl Poellath / Schrobenhausen as labelled on the back of the packet. sorry if these photos are off, i am trying to use a proper Nikon camera instead of a phone and i am still getting used to it. That and this is my first thread using a computer to upload.

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Hello.
I have purchased this BeVo officers collar tabs pair.
After my search in the web for senirals, have found one in the Militaria - Helmut Weitze is sold as
pre 1945 original.

Wehrmacht Heer Paar Kragenspiegel fur Offiziere Artillerie (18681) - Uniformeffekten & Hoheitsabzeichen der Wehrmacht Heer - Militaria / Helmut Weitze

and another in the Awards.com Militaria Forums and is described as DDR-NVA collar tabs.
My request to the forum,please can someone tell me the correct answer.
Thank you, as always any opinion and answer is welcome.
Regards, Jannis.

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Hello.
I have purchased this BeVo officers collar tabs pair.
After my search in the web for senirals, have found one in the Militaria - Helmut Weitze is sold as
pre 1945 original.

Wehrmacht Heer Paar Kragenspiegel fur Offiziere Artillerie (18681) - Uniformeffekten & Hoheitsabzeichen der Wehrmacht Heer - Militaria / Helmut Weitze

and another in the Awards.com Militaria Forums and is described as DDR-NVA collar tabs.
My request to the forum,please can someone tell me the correct answer.
Thank you, as always any opinion and answer is welcome.
Regards, Jannis.

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Hello folks.

Although I’ve been rather quiet about it, some of you on the forum may recall me mentioning a very special Christmas present I received at the end of last year. Yesterday was the day that, on a very calm and clear afternoon in July, I headed to a local airfield for an experience I will never forget.

For 30 minutes, I took to the skies in a vintage De Havilland Tiger Moth biplane. These were built in the 1930s, and used as training aircraft for RAF pilots among a whole host of other uses. The aircraft I flew in, registration G-AKUE, was manufactured in Portugal in 1939. From there, she was flown to Mozambique and onto Northern Rhodesia where she was used as a general transport.
Many aircraft in this area were given nicknames, with this one known as ‘Nokomis’ or ‘Daughter of the Moon’. Many local Africans simply referred to her as ‘The Big Bird’. Eventually she found her way back to England, where she has remained ever since.

A photograph of said aircraft:

The flight was half an hour long, on a very clear day. From the route we took, London was just about visible in the distance. We passed over RAF Kenley on the way, used between 1917 and 1959 and damaged during the Battle of Britain. The pilot did most of the flying, but for a short time I was briefly allowed to take over stick controls. In short, I can now say that I have flown a WWII-era aircraft.

I unfortunately have no video of this experience, but it is something that will stay with me forever.

Oh, and they did give me this fancy certificate, which I’ll be getting framed soon.

Regards, B.B.

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Hello

I am a new member to this website so please forgive me if I am not in right forum. Anyway I try to find any infotmation (some military records) about my uncle Józef Zawiasa who served in Polish Army in Exile (Anders Army). After few searches I have made online this is all I found: Józef Zawiasa 1927/82 strz. 4. bn (rifleman).

Thank you
Mariusz