[NW][M]Iron Europe - WWI Mod (RELEASED) - Old Thread

[Xanderman]

Doesn't everyone?

[DanyEle]

Because we're using P.... Do you not have the 'P' key in Poland? Does it make that much difference?

You can rebind the key for fixing/unfixing attachments in the options menu. So, if you want to fix a bayonet by pressing B, you will be able to do that!

[kpetschulat]

Wow. That's incredible. Time to go fap.

You masturbate to sights of abject human misery?

Don't we all?

[Landrik]

Wow. That's incredible. Time to go fap.

Doesn't everyone?

wow such edge
sniff
no feels
wow

[Miller]

  *restoring the integrity of this thread*

[MadManYo]

How many people in this thread lost a member of their family on the Somme apart from me?

[Baillie]

How many people in this thread lost a member of their family on the Somme apart from me?

4

[ClearlyInvsible]

How many people in this thread lost a member of their family on the Somme apart from me?

Well my Great Granduncle lost his leg at the Battle of the Marne. He was a Spahi, and he guy hit by Arty as his squadron was riding towards enemy lines.

Bad times all around.

[Landrik]

One of my Great-Grandfathers was in the 3rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment's Machine-gun Battalion which then became part of the 39th Infantry Division. The 39th was redesignated as the 5th Depot Division and my Great-Grandfather served in some unknown division as a replacement in the Meuse-Argonne as a Machine-gunner. He was gassed, but survived the war.

Another Great-Grandfather was an artilleryman, but I don't know his unit. He was also gassed and survived. He actually died as an old man to lung cancer from both smoking all his life and the damage to his lungs from the mustard gas.

[TomaHawkAU]

My Great Grandfather served in the 4th Light Horse Brigade HQ, Australian Imperial Force, Imperial Mounted Corps. He fought in Gallipoli for a long time and then was transferred to Egypt where he took part in the charge at Beersheeba. He managed to survive WW1, he again served in WW2 but never saw the enemy instead just helping out on the home front. He died an old man.

http://www.awm.gov.au/research/people/nominal_rolls/first_world_war_embarkation/person/R1964006/ 

[Hawke]

My Great-Uncle for blown up by an exploding ammo dump.
My other Great-Uncle got blown up by Turkish artillery.
Then my Great-Grandfather was shot in the left arm.

All with the British Army, first one was with the Duke of Wellington's Regiment, last two were with the DCLI.

[Willhelm]

My great grandfather stuck his head in an oven and killed himself. Wait thats not interesting.

[ClearlyInvsible]

Dang, the Duke of Cornwall Light regiment went through hell mate. Which Battalions were they in? I know the 1/4th Battalion and the 8th Battalion were on the Eastern front.

EDIT: Changed Western to Eastern, DERP

[Hawke]

Not sure. I have a file on them downstairs, I'll look it up in the morning and edit this post.

Edit: Looked now instead, 1/4th in the East/African/Turkish, and 6th in the West.

[kpetschulat]

My Great-Grandfather (Father's Father's Father) served in WW1 in a Westphalian Landser Regiment. He was a corporal. He later served in WW2 and died in the battle of Berlin, he died as a Major in the Fjr-R-59, 3. Btln.

My Great-Grandfather (Mother's Father's Father) was a Bersaglieri and fought in the Alps with my Great-Uncle (Mother's Father's Father's Brother). My Great-Grandfather (Mother's Mother's Father) served with his two brothers in the 4. Kaiserjaeger-Regiment in the Alps. It's very possible that these men may have fought against each other. All survived the conflict.