Second Lieutenant Walter J. Marm, Co. A, landed and quickly drove his Sn. in skirmishers in the direction of the place of combat. Almost immediately he took two prisoners and soon after reached the location of the Sn. reserve of the company. B. With her, Marm planned to come to the aid of the Sn. in
The battle near the Abbey of St. Gotthard, which took place on August 1, 1664, is one of the most glorious, but also the most unknown, decisive battles in history, the result of which stopped the Turkish advance in western Europe. Of course, Greeks also participated in this battle, in the ranks of t
M3, M3A1, M3A2 and M3A3 country USA Type: light tank. Crew: 4 men. Arming: a 37 mm M5 or M6 cannon; a coaxial M1919A4 .30 machine gun; 2 .30 machine guns in the side turrets; a .30 machine gun on the roof of the turret. Shielding: minimum 10mm; max 44.5mm. Dimensions: length: 4.53m; width: 2.
Jean Louis Delayen, born March 16, 1921 in Saint-Raphaël (Var), and died October 3, 2002 in Virginia (United States), was a French general, Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor. His biography, published in 1979 by Georges Fleury, bears the title Le Baroudeur. The 4 Wars of General Delayen, in referen