You are, of course, absolutely right. Archives II (at College Park, Maryland) holds a lot of FMS program material that has been neither microfilmed nor digitized. When next I am able to spend two or three days there, I will write a article describing those holdings.
"Die Entwicklung des granatwerfers im ersten Weltkrieg" by Tillmann Reibert
https://ediss.sub.uni-hamburg.de/handle/ediss/4865
Bruce: I found some good material, with beautiful original maps, in the U.S. National Archives, when I did my study on the Battle of El Alamein.
Hello, Bill! It's delightful to hear from you.
You are, of course, absolutely right. Archives II (at College Park, Maryland) holds a lot of FMS program material that has been neither microfilmed nor digitized. When next I am able to spend two or three days there, I will write a article describing those holdings.
It is great to hear from you, my friend! Good luck. I found a thesis/dissertation on German minenwerfer. I will forward the link, if you wish
Please! As you know, I am even fonder of Minenwerfer than Winfield Scott was of bugles.
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Want to go halves on a few just to try it out?