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Ralph Lovett


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Marco has put together an excellent new web site on Bulgarian Artillery from 1878-1918.  This has quite a lot of great information especially considering that Bulgaria used many weapons from foreign nations.  The up shot is that if you are interested in German, Austro-Hungarian, Serbian, Ottoman or French Artillery you will find interesting information on his site:

http://www.bulgarianartillery.it/



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-- Edited by Ralph Lovett on Friday 25th of June 2010 07:59:04 AM

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Out of interest, I have a Bulgarian friend at school, who tells me that his great-grandfather might've been in artillery in WWI, from asking his grandpa, who was a tank crewman in WWII.


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28juni14


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To support Ralph's alert to this website,  I thought a couple pics of Bulgar artillerie would be appropriate.
The second photo may be captured Serbian ordnance;  judging from the damage to the barracks in the background.

-- Edited by 28juni14 on Friday 2nd of July 2010 04:03:27 AM

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Pat


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Excellent info indeed - many thanks for the link. Regards, Pat

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28juni14 wrote:

To support Ralph's alert to this website,  I thought a couple pics of Bulgar artillerie would be appropriate.
The second photo may be captured Serbian ordnance;  judging from the damage to the barracks in the background.

-- Edited by 28juni14 on Friday 2nd of July 2010 04:03:27 AM



 On the first pic we have a 75mm Bulgarian Schneider QF M1904....(in our manner this gun is nammed not in the french style M1897 but M1904--the year of addoption here in the Army)

For the second pic i must check first ,before writing ...wink.gif




and here is the hole discussion , in the last pages i have posted some coloured pics from these days in the museums of Sofia:

http://forum.boinaslava.net/showthread.php?t=6610



-- Edited by memo on Monday 26th of July 2010 03:54:14 PM

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Absolutely brilliant
thankyou for sharing

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