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I Indeed. Can be found in this Didier LAINÉ book as well.

Some stuff on the headgear fittings. -end of the 70ies; begin of the 80ies From french magazines. Translated the text.

Think so!

At Orsmael?

Very nice! This is mine. 2L. Troupe. Parade. First picture. -Yours is most probably a private purchase helmet. "Wet weather" oil cloth. Removable...but so fragile. You can see the buttons. Officer or Senior NCO. The last one is all leather. No oilcloth cover. No frontplate.

Great collection! Nice display..

My pleasure!

The first edition: 1917... Third: 1942 Fourth: 1945 This one: 7th: 1976

Hello Sandy! -I have to check that out when I come home. Sure this must be mentioned. Mine is 7th edition 1972. Regards!

Nice little book. 350 pages on German military terminology!

Top reference books.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/thebelgiansoldier1418/permalink/2381414678976346/ Great job! -The day after...Townhall of Diest. Not far from the Halen battlefield. About 8 miles. Trophy helmets are on display on the window sill. A lone Belgian Cyclist amongst his Line Infantry colleagues...

Welcome! From Belgium.

"Wort und Brauch im deutschen Heer" Word and tradition in the German Army. O. Quenstedt

Interesting: can you show the way the Wappen is attached? Thank you!

-Deep mourning- Here for the funeral of the deceased regimental chief, the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, June 1914, officers walking in a funeral procession. There were to be veiled at such occasions: Ornaments, cockades, or nationals, possibly lanyard on the Headgear, epaulettes...

King Albert I in Dragoner Nr.16 uniform. BTW...the occasion on wich he would have worn the mourning veil on his Dragoner Nr. 16 Haube is still unknown....

😎I will tell the Missus the same as you are telling your wife. -I have been a good boy in 2025...😁 -I will look for another gift for the reference book library. Make sure to order it this year... -

😎Yes. I am a retired Warrant Officer. Belgian Army. [Flugabwehrkanonenpanzer Gepard] Air Defence Artillery. I know the region well. We trained a lot in that region during the Cold War. It realy was worth the visit. This summer, was on our route to Leipzig and Dresden. Some not so nice history...

This email came today: Mr Hendriks, We regret to inform you that the delivery of Volume 2 has been delayed due to unforeseen technical problems with the printing process. Given the approaching holidays and the New Year, we no longer expect it to be completed this year. As soon as the book is...