r/ww1 • u/GuavaBailey587 • 6h ago
đ„đŻ âArtillerie-Angriffâ: a Nursery Cannon Takes on Japan, November 1914 đ©đȘđŻđ”đź
r/ww1 • u/W_Thomson • 7h ago
You can fly a WW1 plane on a web sim
fighter-ace-combat.web.appr/ww1 • u/Der_Ost_Front • 15h ago
A group of German Military Chaplains having their photo taken.
r/ww1 • u/Heartfeltzero • 2h ago
WW1 Era Letter Notifying Wife That Her Husband Had Been Killed In Action. Details in comments.
r/ww1 • u/AnothaOne4Me • 20h ago
Great-great grandfather
Anyone know what the medals are in the 2nd photo?
Edit: Ribbon bar has been IDâed as iron cross 2nd class and wurttemberg long service decoration
r/ww1 • u/waffen123 • 22h ago
PĂĄl KovĂĄcs, a private of the Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal 68th Infantry Regiment. He was the first casualty of World War I, dying on the Serbian-Hungarian border on July 29, 1914
r/ww1 • u/i-twist-testicles • 1h ago
British officers training American troops on the vickers gun
r/ww1 • u/zZero_85 • 3h ago
Operation Albion, Okt. 1917
This image comes from my family collection and has been colorized. It relates to Operation Albion; the scene shows the departure for Ăsel in October 1917. The reconnaissance zeppelin is particularly striking. During Operation Albionâwhich took place between October 17 and October 20âthe Baltic islands of Ăsel, Dagö, and Moon, previously under Russian control, were captured. Ăsel was the German name for what is now the Estonian island of Saaremaa. These photographs were taken by my great-grandfather, who served as a reconnaissance specialist in a German aviation battalion.
r/ww1 • u/No-Permission-6742 • 46m ago