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	Wikinfo \| Red Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		This organisation became the army of the Soviet Union from its establishment in 1922.
		The official "Red Army Day" of February 23, 1918 marks the day of the first mass draft of the Red Army in Petrograd and Moscow, and of the first combat action against the occupying imperial German army.
		Red Army soldiers captured by the Nazi armies were frequently shot in the field, or shipped to concentration camps and executed as a part of the Holocaust.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Red_Army (1457 words)

	Standing Fast: German defensive doctrine on the Russian front during world war II
		German defensive operations were hobbled not only by allies of varying style and ability, but also by large differences in the training, mobility, composition, and combat power of German units as well.
		German offensive and defensive tactics were based on Seeckt's theories of maneuver and aggressive action and were in effect until the early 1930s.
		German antitank measures followed the 1918 outlines: enemy tanks would have their accompanying infantry stripped away; their advance would be obstructed by mines and obstacles; and a mixture of direct-fire artillery, antitank gunfire, and individual close assault would destroy those tanks that actually penetrated the German defensive positions.
	www-cgsc.army.mil /carl/resources/csi/Wray/wray.asp (18451 words)

	German Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Initially, the Army was expanded to 21 divisional-sized units and smaller formations.
		The German Army is commanded by the Chief of Army Staff (Heeresinspekteur) in the Federal Ministry of Defence in Berlin and Bonn.
		The German Army doesn't need as much artillery for its peacekeeping missions as it did during the Cold War, so the new artillery corps is really smaller, but the units are bigger and stronger.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/German_Army (2550 words)

	Snyder's Treasures -- Imperial German Militaria
		The Imperial Seal is rendered in deep red-purple wax and encased in a gilded brass cover with the Imperial Coat of Arms in high relief.
		There is a German maker mark in the middle of the back under the pin and a touch mark at the upper left of the image of the back is also present.
		This is the Weimar German medal for the Kyffhauserbund veteran's association for WWI soldiers.
	www.snyderstreasures.com /pages/imperialmilitaria.htm (4592 words)

	Imperial Japanese Army Uniforms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Imperial Japanese Army Uniforms tended to reflect the uniforms of those countries who were the principal advisors to the Imperial Japanese Army at the that time.
		The initial uniform colour was dark blue and resembled that of the Union Army of the American Civil War.
		Tunics were piped in yellow for line troops or red for the Imperial Guard, and trouser seams had a wide yellow or red stripe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Imperial_Japanese_Army_Uniforms (1200 words)

	German Helmets WW II & WW I
		These volumes are a must for collectors of German headgear and militaria, as well as modelers and students of military uniforms.
		Displaying many rare helmets in full color, large format photographs, the book covers most branches within the army and is organized in alphabetical order begining with the artillery units, moving through the various cavalry (hussars, dragoons, currasiers) and infantry units, and ending with uhlans - a superb cross section of all different head dress types.
		Also discussed are the Imperial German Army's organization, service, and recruiting of the period from all of the Kingdoms, Grand Dukedoms and Princedoms, as well as the Hanseatic Free States.
	stevenbaffa.tripod.com /bluemaxmilitaria/id14.html (2225 words)

	Great War: German Reenacting Units
		Imperial German unit, it partcipates in living history events as well as reenactments.
		J.R. 92 is a reenactment group formed to study the First World War, with major emphasis on the activities of the German Imperial Infantry Regiment from Brunswick, Germany, and to share the knowledge obtained with others through living history presentations, re-enactments, and general meetings.
		J.R. --J.R.111's primary focus is on living history events, to encourage research into the daily lives and material culture of the Imperial German Army of 1914-1918.
	www.reenactor.net /ww1/units_german.html (1270 words)

	Before 1919 - Imperial German Contract "Red Nine" C96
		Imperial German Army contracted with Mauser for 150,000 C96 pistols, chambered
		The proofing of commercially sold (albeit sold to the German army) firearms was dictated by the German National Proof Laws.
		Firearms made specifically for the German Armed Forces were exempt for the National Proof Laws, and were proofed at the behest of and under the control the German Armed Forces.
	meltingpot.fortunecity.com /utah/894/red9.htm (477 words)

	Stories Tagged 'army' » Netscape.com
		(via allheadlinenews.com) – A top army official has announced that the U.S. army will be deployed in the war-torn Iraq for another four years, thereby indicating that it is too early to foresee an end to the war.
		(via nytimes.com) – The United States Army and Marines are finishing work on a new counterinsurgency doctrine that draws on the hard-learned lessons from Iraq and makes the welfare and protection of civilians a bedrock element of military strategy.
		This rebellion comes not because their beloved forces are bearing the brunt of ground combat in Iraq but because the retirees see the US adventure in Mesopotamia as another Vietnam-like, strategically failed war, and they blame the errant, arrogant civilian leadership at the Pentagon.
	www.netscape.com /tag/army (1085 words)

	Welcome To Replicaters.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Our ww1 (world war one, wwi) Imperial German Army wool or Feld Grau is not green, it is not simply gray (grey), it is the correct "muddy" off-white Gray(grey) as worn during world war one (ww1).
		Our intention was to make available quality Great War (world war one, ww1) Imperial German Army uniforms, at the best price available anywhere in the world, to re-enactors and the renacting community, living history groups, museums, and for costumes for films, movies, TV, theatre, plays and documentaries.
		Each ww1(wwi, world war one) Imperial German Army uniform is custom tailored as per size chart and is replicated from original samples that we have been provided by members of the Great War Association and purchased from reputed militaria dealers.
	www.replicaters.com /ww1germanarmy.html (2765 words)

	Der Rittmeister Militaria, Imperial German Merchandise Page 35, Ranglistes on CD: Imperial German Army and Navy Officer ...
		Army and Navy Ranglistes have long been sought-out by collectors and researchers, They are an incredible aid in identifying officers who served during the Imperial Period.
		During the prewar period, they showed each of the old-line regiments, whether the units were infantry, cavalry, artillery, pioneer, etc. The books identified EACH of the regimental officers, along with any decorations he had been awarded.
		Although the Navy was far smaller than the Army, it DID produce annual Ranglistes both before and during WW I. Like the Army, the Navy published an Honor Rangliste after WW I, similar to the Army version.
	www.derrittmeister.com /rangliste.htm (1249 words)

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		These are invaluable for researching names and items of edged weaponry, and have been the guarded secret of researchers for many years.
		Front cover has the German Third Reich eagle which has some blue ink over the swastika but certainly does not cover it.
		German Army and Navy Ranklist for November 1909.
	www.johnsonreferencebooks.com /catalogue/books/ranklists/index.html (687 words)

	The German Reenactor's Recommended Reading List
		He describes it with full passion and impressing style, making you feel like you are being barraged in the the trenches or you are in the middle of an assault.
		This is the classic movie about the German WWI soldier, with original uniforms and equipment and actors trained by real WWI German vets.
		In German, no subtitles--watching this movie allows you to realize just how poor your German really is. Standschütze Bruggler is especially hard to understand since they all speak with some weird Austrian accent.
	www.reenactor.net /units/ir23/7-readlist.html (761 words)

	A Pocket German Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		An online listing of the line regiments & units that made up the pre-1914 German Imperial Army or deutsches Heer.
		These pages are arranged in sections: Infantry, Light Infantry and Machine Gun Troops or Marksmen, Cavalry, Artillery, Engineers, Line of Communication Troops and a section devoted solely to the Bavarian Army.
		There are also several articles on the organisation & development of the Imperial German Army, Artillery & the Kaiserliche Marine or Imperial German Navy.
	users.hunterlink.net.au /~maampo/militaer/milindex.html (100 words)

	R-3 Imperial German Army Schematics Vol. I
		Ruhl pioneered the use of the schematic illustration in his first publication on the German Army in 1888.
		The compact little illustrations used show the jacket (collar, cuffs, back detail, shoulder boards,), trousers, headgear and cap, and overcoat details and colors for each unit.
		Go to R-4 Imperial German Uniform Details and Schematics Vol.
	www.uniformology.com /R-3.html (54 words)

	NCOs in the Imperial German Army
		NCOs (Non Commissioned Officers) in the Imperial German Army were divided into two specific groups:
		Unteroffizier mit Portepee (NCOs with the Officer's sword knot)
		After passing the Officers' examination they were authorized to wear the officers' side arms and wear an officer's Kokarde.
	www.kaisersbunker.com /hp/hp18.htm (136 words)

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		The difference is that the German Army is organised with a view to war; with the cold, hard, practical, business-like purpose of winning victories
		This site depicts the leadership and organizational structure of the German Army during the Great War, 1914-1918.
		listing of armies, army groups, corps, and regiments
	home.comcast.net /~jcviser/index.htm (72 words)

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