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  1. WW2 non-proximity flak fuses? - History Forum

    May 5, 2015 · The effectiveness of the new VT fused shells exploding in mid-air, on exposed personnel, caused a minor mutiny when German soldiers started refusing orders to move out of their bunkers …

  2. An Early Modern Standing Army: The Bavarian Army, 1682 to 1705 (Part I)

    Jan 26, 2023 · Yes, as the German states raised larger numbers of soldiers, the costs were increasingly justified by leasing entire regiments or corps to other states. A favored approach was to lease these …

  3. Effectiveness of Round shot(artillery) - History Forum

    At Waterloo Napoleon Massed all of Artillery into one giant battery, wellington dispersed his throughout his line, the French fired standard round shot in 3 calibre's and a variety of Grape shot, the British …

  4. The Hessian Military State and Its Army, 1756 - 1785

    Sep 12, 2020 · However, as the Hessian army operated with the British and Hanoverian artillery in western and northern Germany, by the end of the war the artillery was organized according to those …

  5. How crucial is tank turret rotation speed? | Page 3 | History Forum

    Oct 2, 2024 · When you look at WW2 and, German Blitzkrieg into France, parallel factors can be seen to apply in facilitating the rapid seizure of territory through Mobile Formations.

  6. Erich Von Manstein - Brilliant commander or plodding general?

    Oct 4, 2021 · His insights to war meant that few commanders were better than him in WW2, and it was he who came up with the idea of the assault gun, since German infantry out ran their artillery during …

  7. Bavarian troops of Napoleon In Russia (1812). | History Forum

    Aug 3, 2020 · In post #5 above one member has mentioned some numbers for the German states of the Confederation of the Rhine that sent large numbers of troops to Russia. The Bavarian army was the …

  8. German Blitzkrieg VS Soviet Deep battle Theory? - History Forum

    Oct 2, 2013 · Blitzkrieg (German, "lightning war"; listen (help·info)) is an anglicized word describing all-mechanized force concentration of tanks, infantry, artillery and air power, concentrating …

  9. Most 'elite' units of the Napoleonic period? - History Forum

    Mar 4, 2017 · Artillery good. They were considered better early and degrading slightly as they begin to use non Germans to fill out the ranks. Click to expand... What did the Kingdom of Italy bring to the …

  10. Who had the most powerful military in WW1? France or the US?

    Nov 20, 2017 · Otoh, the French had overtaken the Germans in heavy artillery by mid-1917 (they always had an edge in direct-fire field artillery). The French in 1918 deployed 2300 tanks (the British 1200 …