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chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Thu Jan 10, 2008 23:29

Komendantti wrote:
chetlanen wrote:summa 2005

May them rest in peace...
What will happen to these corpses you discover?

have left in finland

chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Thu Jan 10, 2008 23:30

Komendantti · Post by **Komendantti** » Thu Jan 10, 2008 23:31

chetlanen wrote:have left in finland

Ok, so you make some cooperation with the Finnish search parties? The Finnish authorities are still interested to collect any discovered information concerning about the missing Finnish soldiers in war.

chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Thu Jan 10, 2008 23:35

I itself..

ystavat kaiki tiedavat .... (:

chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 0:35

http://www.aroundspb.ru/variety/reconst ... _index.php

chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:52

http://www.mannerheim-line.com/leipasuo/leipasuor.htm

http://www.mannerheim-line.com/

http://www.mannerheim-line.com/summa/summamapr.htm

http://www.mannerheim-line.com/inkila/inkila.htm

TeeJii · Post by **TeeJii** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 22:43

Nice photos. Allthough I think Finns are carrying absolutely too much gear in your photos. Finns didn't usually carry field spades etc. and helmets weren't always popular. Of course some soldiers did carry lots of gear, but according to veterans and real photos, Finn soldiers usually carried only following items: breadbag, mess kit, canteen, belt (I think that brown belt with simple one-prong buckle was more common than M/22 lion buckled belt), puukko knife, backbag and ammo pouch (usually only one carried, of course if person carried rifle). And of course weapon and clothes. Many used M/36 field cap instead of helmet, though helmet was handy in combat. Correct me if I made mistakes.

Y-straps weren't common in regular infantry. Those were mainly for light troops or cavalry, and even they didn't always use them. Did I saw a lotta with rifle in one picture? Lotta's didnt carry a weapon (there were very few expections). Also, I saw a german Mauser 98K in few pics. Those weren't common in Finland. Oh and uniforms are waaaayyyy too clean to present combat-seen troops

Still great pics!

chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Fri Jan 11, 2008 22:54

I not amatelainen on finnish army..

H-D · Post by **H-D** » Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:36

Noi kuvat katsoen historian kirjoitukset menee kyllä uusiksi,noissa voitokas neuvostoarmeija valtaa Suomen.Tää ei oo täällä kenenkään syytä,mut aika kornilta tuntuu kun kuvan avaa isommaksi, niin kuvassa kaatuneita Suomalaisia sotureita kypärineen ja alla teksti: Mahdollisuus voittaa PlayStation3

smokeball · Post by **smokeball** » Sat Jan 12, 2008 18:31

Joo, toi pleikkari jotenkin särähti varsinkin sankarivainajien luitten yhteydessä

chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Sat Jan 12, 2008 20:19

VUOKSA

At July 1944 in this place troops 115-go shooting body of the brigadier general S.B.KAZACHKA sped;speeded up Vuoksu and have seized the staging area on her lion coast. This has opened troops 23-y armies way to liberation of the northeasterly part Kareliskogo

The Finnish army fair can be proud of the defence a position on lake Vuoksa at years of the Second world war. Though as a whole combat actions were terminated for Finland pretty partial потерей of territory, defensive line on Vuokse soviet troops have not been able преодолеть neither during "Voroshilovskogo approach 1940, nor in the course of "Fourth Stalinskogo blow four years after. Consolidated line Vuoksy was considered so reliable that exactly for she was situated single on all East front field synagogue, окормлявшая beside 300 soldiers of the marshal Mannergeyma

chetlanen · Post by **chetlanen** » Sat Jan 12, 2008 21:39

JP4 · Post by **JP4** » Sun Jan 13, 2008 2:38

chetlanen wrote:no this not I (:

Not your fault

. Anyway I know that sergeant as I know also other guys from that group arranging re-enactement happenings on Isthmus. Nice happenings and a lot of equipments shown from both sides.

76253r · Post by **76253r** » Sun Jan 13, 2008 18:16

Onko suomessa tällaista harrastusta? muutenkin kuin pikkupoikien leikkimänä? Hienoja kuvia on, tällaisia tänne lisää! Nice pictures!

JP4 · Post by **JP4** » Sun Jan 13, 2008 18:47

76253r wrote:Onko suomessa tällaista harrastusta? muutenkin kuin pikkupoikien leikkimänä? Hienoja kuvia on, tällaisia tänne lisää! Nice pictures!

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