"Return to the Western Front - A German Artillery Soldier's" Topic
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| Tango01 | 16 Apr 2020 10:26 p.m. PST |
…Story "Fifty years is a long time but the names of towns and cities such as Noyon, Sompepy, Cagnicourt, Arras and Ciney were still familar. Eugen R. Aichele's memory in 1967 was still sharp and he found several places where the roads and terrain had not changed that much and the memories came back easily of handling the horses to pull the battery's field guns and the wagons to new positions while under artillery fire from the other side. He came from a small farming town in Wurttemberg, Germany. The Great War was raging. On March 21, 1916 at the age of 18, Eugen R. Aichele was called up, entered the German Army and was trained in Ulm, Germany. Photo was at training graduation…"
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