WW2
I know, it’s still a long ways off(13 years); but has The Great War channel said anything about covering WW2 on a day by day basis?
u/m1dn1ght11 — 14 hours ago
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Anti-Serb pogroms and state terror following the assassination of Franz Ferdinand start, Sarajevo 1914.
u/14PerunsThunder1389 — 7 days ago
Thiepval, the Somme, 1st July 1916 : Here They Come
u/TremendousVarmint — 5 days ago
Using Bolt Action for WW1?
Hey guys - if you're using Bolt Action for WW1 or thinking about it, check out our Kickstarter for French and U.S. WW1 minis. It ends in less than 24 hours, and we've unlocked loads of stretch goal goodies, so now is the time to jump onboard. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/warfulcrumgames/1918-allies-on-the-aisne
u/warfulcrumgames — 6 days ago
Soldiers carrying wounded comrade in Corfu [1916]
Courtesy of the National Library of Serbia, Great War Collection (https://velikirat.nb.rs)
u/Books_Of_Jeremiah — 9 days ago
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Charging German Infantryman
Finished this 54mm white metal WWI German infantryman charging with a bayonet and gas mask.
Tried to capture the mud, worn field gear, and the feeling of moving through no man's land.
C&C welcome.
u/AtticaMiniatures — 8 days ago