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The Diekirch museum - Frank Gubbels - 01-04-2009 Thanks for the correction Erwin. The Diekirch museum - verow - 01-05-2009 I just found this link !
http://www.luxembourg.co.uk/NMMH/
Vee The Diekirch museum - CaptO - 01-05-2009
This is a US 155mm howitzer nick named the Long Tom.
This is a Mauser anti-tank rifle. It is 13.2 mm and therefore bigger than a .50 cal round (which is 12.7.)
Its design is from WWI and must have given the individual firing quite a thump. The Diekirch museum - Frank Gubbels - 01-05-2009 Thanks for the information Captain. It seemed like a .50 to me but I am happy that you know for sure what this is.
Thanks. The Diekirch museum - rennog - 01-05-2009
Good link Vee I have an interesting one too, 3 Dutch found a German soldier near Shumanm's eck Crossroads near Wiltz/ Luxembourg in 2007 but read for yourself it's in the middle of the page.
http://www.nat-military-museum.lu/pageshtml/archeology.php The Diekirch museum - Frank Gubbels - 01-05-2009 I read that story on a Dutch website. It was told by the guys who found the skeleton. Unfortunately they couldn't identify the soldier. |