Original Occupied Serbian German WWII Poster for Return of Luftwaffe Pilots - in German and Serbian Brown Bess Muskets naval aircraft flew more than

naval aircraft flew more than three million nautical miles while also attacking and damaging a dozen German U-Boats

SettingsA typical mortar firing procedure is for a squad leader to select a target and call for one of the four fuze settings

It would also appear that someone has coated the inside and outside with some sort of oil or cleaner in hopes to preserve the paint better

Ambulance crews consisted of a driver and an attendant

Original Occupied Serbian German WWII Poster for Return of Luftwaffe Pilots - in German and Serbian Brown Bess Muskets naval aircraft flew more thanOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an exceedingly rare poster hung in the city of Poarevac, Serbia in 1942. The poster discusses two kidnapped members of the German Wermacht Air Force and offers 20 Serbian hostages in exchange for the 2 kidnapped men. The poster discusses the taking of hostages. It is printed in German and Serbian, notifying the public: "despite the request made by the German Army, the two kidnapped members of the Air Force