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Map of the plan for the Allied Offensive in France showing the situation on September 24, the eve of the infantry assault. An Anglo-French would attack eastward in Artois (with the British at Loos) as the French attacked northwards in Champagne. From 'Military Operations France and Belgium, 1915, Vol. II, Battles of Aubers Ridge, Festubert, and Loos' by Brigadier-General J.E. Edmonds. Text: Situation, 24th September 1915 Showing direction of the Allied offensivemore Map of the plan for the Allied Offensive in France showing the situation on September 24, the eve of the infantry assault. An Anglo-French would attack eastward in Artois (with the British at Loos) as the French attacked northwards in Champagne. From 'Military Operations France and Belgium, 1915, Vol. II, Battles of Aubers Ridge, Festubert, and Loos' by Brigadier-General J.E. Edmonds. Situation, 24th September 1915

Showing direction of the Allied offensive		 Military Operations, 1915, September, 1915-09-24, 1915-09-25, Edmonds, Battle of Loos, Loos, J.E. Edmonds, Third Battle of Artois, Artois, Second Battle of Champagne, Champagne, Champagne-Loos-Artois Offensive, Champagne-Loos-Artois, Champagne-Artois-Loos Offensive, Champagne-Artois-Loos, map
Flying a Fokker E.I, Eduard Böhme shot down two Farman planes on September 25, 1915, the first German pilot to do so. (L.G. Hawker downed two on July 25, earning the Victoria Cross.) Not to be confused with the German ace Erwin Böhme, he was killed on take off January 24, 1916. From a watercolor by F. Schulz-Kühn. Signed: F.S.K. 1915 Reverse: Deutsche Fliegerkarten. Nach Aquarellen des Malers F. Schulz-Kühn. Reihe 1. Karte Nr. 6: Unteroffizier Böhme im Begriff, 2 feindliche Flieger abzuschießen. German aviator cards. After watercolors by the painter F. Schulz-Kühn. Series 1. Card No. 6.: Sergeant Böhme about to shoot down 2 enemy planes. Message dated, September 13, 1916, and field postmarked September 15.more Flying a Fokker E.I, Eduard Böhme shot down two Farman planes on September 25, 1915, the first German pilot to do so. (L.G. Hawker downed two on July 25, earning the Victoria Cross.) Not to be confused with the German ace Erwin Böhme, he was killed on take off January 24, 1916. From a watercolor by F. Schulz-Kühn. Signed: F.S.K. 1915



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Deutsche Fliegerkarten. Nach Aquarellen des Malers F. Schulz-Kühn.

Reihe 1. Karte Nr. 6:



Unteroffizier Böhme im Begriff, 2 feindliche Flieger abzuschießen.



German aviator cards. After watercolors by the painter F. Schulz-Kühn.

Series 1. Card No. 6.:



Sergeant Böhme about to shoot down 2 enemy planes.



Message dated, September 13, 1916, and field postmarked September 15.		 Fokker, Fokker E-1, E-1, Fokker E.I, E.I, Eduard Böhme, Böhme, 1915, 1915-09-25, September, 1916-01-24, 1916, January
A Russian POW leaning on a shovel or other tool. A drawing by Wilhelm Hartmann dated September 22, 1915. Text: Im Felde, den 22.9.1915 Lieber Hermann!more A Russian POW leaning on a shovel or other tool. A drawing by Wilhelm Hartmann dated September 22, 1915. Im Felde, den 22.9.1915

Lieber Hermann!		 Germany, hand drawn, drawing, trench art, 1915, Russian Soldier, 1915-09-22, Feldpost, Russian POW worker
French General Joffre awarding medals to some 'tough guys'. Those with swords are officers, from different units including (from left), the General, French, Russian, North African, and Alpine officers, and a French soldier. Text: Décoration des durs à cuire D'après l'Illustration (Par Aut. Sp.) L'At. d'Art Phot. Cl.S. d'A. 156 Decorating some tough guys From l'Illustration (with special permissionmore French General Joffre awarding medals to some 'tough guys'. Those with swords are officers, from different units including (from left), the General, French, Russian, North African, and Alpine officers, and a French soldier. Décoration des durs à cuire

D'après l'Illustration (Par Aut. Sp.)

L'At. d'Art Phot. Cl.S. d'A. 156



Decorating some tough guys

From l'Illustration (with special permission		 medal, decorate, decorating, decoration, Joffre, sword, officer, 1915-09-23
Soldiers of the French Foreign Legion moving into position on September 24, 1915, the night before the beginning of the Champagne Offensive. From %i1%A Soldier of the Legion%i0% by Edward Morlae, an American and a Sergeant in the Foreign Legion. Text: As they swung into column the night before the 25th of December.more Soldiers of the French Foreign Legion moving into position on September 24, 1915, the night before the beginning of the Champagne Offensive. From Soldier of the Legion by Edward Morlae, an American and a Sergeant in the Foreign Legion. As they swung into column the night before the 25th of December. A Soldier of the Legion, Legion, Foreign Legion, French Foreign Legion, Edward Morlae, Morlae, 1915-09-24, 1915, September, Second Battle of Champagne, Second Champagne


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