Assault Troops of World War I

It's Friday so it's time for a //T//

Here's a look at WW1, and how in an age of machine warfare, the German assault troops found a way to crack the trenches through ingenuity, coordination, and heroic courage! pic.twitter.com/RaQ8pYWC7w

— 𝐏𝐚𝐮𝐥𝐨𝐬 (@myth_pilot) January 21, 2022

Galilean Sights

The British were losing men hand over fist to German snipers during World War I. A solution was created that stemmed from the competitive-shooting community—Galilean Sights.

Read on to learn more👇

WWI Galilean Sights: An Evolution in Snipinghttps://t.co/PGsAI0PkDS

— American Rifleman (@NRA_Rifleman) December 21, 2020

Last Gasps of a Dying Christian Civilization

Peter Suciu tells the story of the Christmas Truce of 1914. https://t.co/xfG7xic1HG

— National Interest (@TheNatlInterest) December 20, 2020

Copse 125

It's up. Read my review of Copse 125. This book was far more interesting and insightful than any review had prepared me for, and something of a sleeper hit. Definitely recommended reading! https://t.co/T0yFeW3UYa

— Merri (@Merri_Pillarist) November 27, 2020

Sequence: In Parenthesis (Owain Park) – The Gesualdo Six

Find out more about the project, which was filmed in Mametz Wood with a soldier’s uniform borrowed from the @NationalTheatre https://t.co/baOaz5QWTL

— The Gesualdo Six (@TheGesualdoSix) November 8, 2020

A Special Remembrance Day Concert

The 1917 Project

Introducing the 1917 Project: an initiative that aims to reframe the history of US global hegemony by placing the consequences of messianic Wilsonian liberalism at the very center of our national narrative. https://t.co/z95Rn5Nk9D

— Alex Mello (@AlexMello02) September 25, 2020

The Rifleman

What a Cuck.

Victim of the German guilt complex. The Japanese don't suffer from it.

“Germany’s past is a fractured past – with responsibility for the murdering of millions and the suffering of millions. That breaks our hearts. And that is why I say that this country can only be loved with a broken heart.” – Federal President Steinmeier in speech on #8May. pic.twitter.com/GE9wDECoSb

— Germany at NATO (@GermanyNATO) May 8, 2020

S. Trifkovic: Reflections on Victory in Europe, 75 Years Later

Brion McClanahan on 1917 and the Great War

More on 1917

Saw it today; good movie but not as good as A Hidden Life. I think the fake single-shot photography may have hurt the storytelling as much as it enhanced it.

*spoiler warning*





The Wayfaring Soldiers of 1917 by Graham McAleer

The Hardest Day on the Set of 1917 The single-take WWI thriller required an army of collaborators, battling birds and clouds along the way.
Time: The Real World War I History Behind the Movie 1917
How Something Minor Like A Broken Cigarette Lighter Could Derail 1917 Filming
Collider podcast

The Songs of World War I

Bishop Robert Barron on 1917 and World War I

“1917” and Remembering Who We Are by Bishop Robert Barron
Something broke in the Christian culture during World War I, and we’ve never recovered from it.

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1917 Crew at NYCC 2019

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