In Flanders Fields Museum + Menenpoort (Menen gate) Ieper/Ypres
Curasier uniform for a child
Propaganda
Fette Bertha shell
French Curasier
French Foreign units uniforms
Commenwealth uniforms
German unifroms
Belgian uniforms
Cannone da 75/27 modello 06 75mm
Britisch horse driven ambulance 2/3rd London Field Ambulance, 56th Division
1st French gas protection gear
British gas helmet
German rubber gas mask
2 inch Medium Trench Mortar, Schweres MaschinenGewehr Maxim sMG08, 17 cm mittlerer Minenwerfer
Tank-Gewehr M1918, Stokes Mortar
WW1 aircraft machinegun
British 6 pdr gun barrel
42nd battalion CEF, Black Watch of Canada uniform
German uniform
French uniform
American uniform
Menen Gate facing Ieper centre
Other side of the gate
We shall never forget!
Indian remembrance statue
Irish remembrance statue
Ypres Reservoir Cemetry (Commenwealth)
French remembrance plaque
Comments
24 November 2014, 14:25
Alan Rush
Thanks for posting Gunther. Interesting displays and I especially like the racks with all the different elements of the different uniforms displayed. Gives a good overview of all the pieces needed to be carried by the average soldier.
Thanks for posting Gunther. Interesting displays and I especially like the racks with all the different elements of the different uniforms displayed. Gives a good overview of all the pieces needed to be carried by the average soldier.
24 November 2014, 15:49
Es-haq Khosravi
Thank you for sharing these pix! It was surely a terrible war, God bless their souls...
Thank you for sharing these pix! It was surely a terrible war, God bless their souls...
24 November 2014, 21:51
Günther Debiscop
One of the thing is that most people forget that during the Battle for Ypres, not only the Commenwealth troops were present, but also French troops. The French were also those who lost more soldiers per day than any other force. And it was the French who used for the first time gas as a weapon.
One of the thing is that most people forget that during the Battle for Ypres, not only the Commenwealth troops were present, but also French troops. The French were also those who lost more soldiers per day than any other force. And it was the French who used for the first time gas as a weapon.
25 November 2014, 08:48
Wayne Hale
A small bit of history on the poem. flandersfieldsmusic.com/thepoem.html It is a shame that world leaders refuse to learn that war only accomplishes the filling of graveyards.
A small bit of history on the poem. flandersfieldsmusic.com/thepoem.html It is a shame that world leaders refuse to learn that war only accomplishes the filling of graveyards.
25 November 2014, 16:24
Album info
Here are some pictures I took during my visit the the In Flanders Fields museum in Ieper/Ypres and at the Menenpoort/Menen Gate.