Steve Nick
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Mea Culpa.
That was my error. I made that mistake in my Fussartillerie Find post yesterday. Should have known better the "Fuss" was a clue.
Prussian Artillery, new to the collection :)
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Mea Culpa.
That was my error. I made that mistake in my Fussartillerie Find post yesterday. Should have known better the "Fuss" was a clue.
coert65
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Don't worry about it Steve. Everybody, just like myself can get it wrong. And you know, even that I'm on this site a long time, I still learn everyday.Mea Culpa.
That was my error. I made that mistake in my Fussartillerie Find post yesterday. Should have known better the "Fuss" was a clue.
It's quite a very interesting hobby of ours, collecting these helmets.
Regards, Coert.
RossBossMA
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Thank you!!!
CLOVIS 57
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Yes:
---F.A.R = Feldartillerie, (berittene artillerie, mounted artillery, or horse-drawn artillery), is light mobile artillery that accompanies the infantry. Mobile artillery. Light artillery
Like the cavalry, rear backbone without ventilation, domed scales.
---A.F. or A. zu Fuß = Fuss-Artillerie or Artillerie zu Fuß (heavy artillery, siege artillery, fortress artillery, then rail-mounted naval artillery) Position artillery. Heavy artillery.
Like the infantry, rear spine with ventilation flap and flat chin strap scales.
---F.A.R = Feldartillerie, (berittene artillerie, mounted artillery, or horse-drawn artillery), is light mobile artillery that accompanies the infantry. Mobile artillery. Light artillery
Like the cavalry, rear backbone without ventilation, domed scales.
---A.F. or A. zu Fuß = Fuss-Artillerie or Artillerie zu Fuß (heavy artillery, siege artillery, fortress artillery, then rail-mounted naval artillery) Position artillery. Heavy artillery.
Like the infantry, rear spine with ventilation flap and flat chin strap scales.