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Hello everyone, Bombs over France in 1943-1944 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bombs-burst-on-marshalling-yard-during-RAF-sweep-over-Northern-France-142340860354.jpg Bombs-burst-on-marshalling-yard-during-RAF-sweep-over-Northern-France-142340860354.jpg Kindly regards and I wish you an Happy ...

Hello, I hope it help’s https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gliederungen/PionierBat/PiBat31-R.htm (German language) But what is the meaning to put an image online concerning Ramegnies-Chin, near Tournai in Belgium in 1942 (reconstruction of demolished bridges in may 1940 The Belgian army surrounded...

Ok, that's was wath I tought
Thank you.
I hope the information helps for his regiment
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About his Regiment: https://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gliederungen/InfErsBat/InfErsBat76-R.htm#:~:text=Rahlstedt%20wieder%20errichtet.-,Am%201.,Ausbildungs%2DBataillon%2076%20mobil%20gemacht. (Sorry, it's in geman language) But, how explain the fact that he returnd to France in june 1944 while he...

I wish uou and your families à Merry Christmas and à Happy New Year from Belgium. Kindly regards
Prosper

This story happens during the ''Battle of the Lys river" in may 1940 and you have to read Harelbeke and Beveren on the map.
Kindly regards from Belgium
Prosper

Hi Raul, hi to all Source:
https://www.panzerwrecks.com/product/u- ... evil-boat/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterra ... entert.jpg

Hello Raul,
Very interresting post.
Congratulations
Prosper

I wish you a good succes and Jacques Vandenbroucke is no familily with me but I know his book.
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Soldiers of an "Volksgrenadier" Division. Maybe during the "Battle of the Bulge" or during Operation "Nordwind" https://www.flamesofwar.com/Default.asp ... cat_id=108

Kindly regrds from Belgium.

Hello Serge.
You know the first name of Kohnert ?

Hello Noeneors,
Very sorry, but I did'nt found something.
Maybe at the Bundesarchif at Freiburg, but you must go to the Bundesarchiv in Freiburg and see by your self I think.
Kindly regards and good evening.
Prosperr

Hello Prosper :D; yes I think you're right. May be there were "franc tireurs", some stragglers from the forts and why not even armed civilians . Cheers. Raúl M 8). I don't think about armed civilians. German troops saw "Franc - tireurs" everywhere in 1940, souvenirs of the Great...

Hi Raul,
There were no guerrilla fighters in 1940 in the Liège area, it seems to me that they were units of the "Troupes d'intervalles" who tried to reach the regular Belgian Field Army.
It's possible that I am wrong, but....?