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15th January 2021, 22:58

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Re: Does anyone know these men?

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Originally Posted by Broncazonk

What a waste of talent: to be arming elite operators with open-sight, bolt-action rifles that were designed in 1898.

I've never understood that.

Bronc

The war that Germany embarked on soon outgrew the capacity of its industry to support it. Adam Tooze’s book “The Wages of Destruction” is very good on this. It’s why their army was largely reliant on horse transport from first to last, for example.

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