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27 June 2008, 02:02 PM
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Your favorite WW1 photograph's
These are the photos that I like,the photo of an excited Robert Tuxen after his 2nd victory,that to me represents how excited young flyers get when they got a victory(what ever happened to that lad).I also like the photo of Tommies in a trench at night moving some duckboards and a flare in the right,a spooky photo.I like the photo of Eberhardt Mohnicke in his white jacket with three other pilots and two Fokker DVII's in the back.The photo with a bandaged MVR and his comrads on the steps of Chateau Marckebeeke.And I like the dramatic photo of a French soldier that got shot at Verdun(is that photo genuine?).
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Trench at night
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