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Gotha bomber
Fokker triplane
Poland
Tannenberg
105mm howitzer
155mm howitzer
7.62 field gun
the Kaiser
the naval staff at Wilhelmshavn
field gun
Fokker D VIII
bomber
headgear
1914 pioneer
late war Sturmtruppen prepare to infiltrate the enemy lines, here at Caporetto in Slovenja
late war sturmtrupp
the headgear changeover in 1916
defending Prussia 1914
The Fokker triplane, the first with a propeller synchronised MG, cleared the skies for a brief period in 1916, in the "Fokker Scourge"
earkt war Pickelhaube
Bavarian helmet cockade
Anhalt cockade
Baden cockade
Bremen cockade
Hamburg cockade
Braunschweig cockade
Sturmtrupp
cavalry trooper 1909 dress
the evolution of the uniform
Reichs cockade
Landwehr 1914
Fokker triplane
A7V tank - only about 15 were produced
The deadly Maxim machine gun
Albatross fighter
infantry 1914-16
The Fokker triplane, the first with a propeller synchronised MG, cleared the skies for a brief period in 1916, in the "Fokker Scourge"
Fokker D8s
Pfalz fighter
machine gun unit in 1914-15
Taube bombers raided Paris in 1914
German troops of 1914
Germans of 1914
various german troops of ww1
Zeppelin airships conducted bombing raids over London and also scouted for the High Seas Fleet
Pfalz fighter or similar
Fokker DR3 triplane
German troops in occupied Belgium
Germans are hit by counterbattery fire
the 1918 pattern helmet - few of these were made
Young Adolf in the trenches - the barbarity he witnessed must have further dehumanised him
Headgear
Hermann Struck
75mm mountain gun
105mm Schneider
the archetypal 77mm Krupp field gun of 1914
21cm Morser howitzer
German ambulances in northern France
Albatros D53 fighter
On the Aisne river
15cm howitzers at Arras
1917 pattern helmet
late war attack on the eastern front
machine gunners produced massive British casualties on the Somme July 1916
defending a shellhole at Ypres
shock troops - probably at Verdun 1916
Flanders 1917
mobilisation 1914
trench mortar crew
Gotha G5-4
machine guns played a surprising role in the shock assaults of March 1918
Mazurian Lakes 1914
Pfalz D12 - 1 fighter
on the Marne september 1914 - the farthest point of the German advance
flamethrower attack - perhaps at Verdun