Luxembourg army Full Dress and Service Dress uniforms together
Ideological Loyalty Army Spirit is OP for Minors (or how Communist Luxembourg can now bleed Germany dry) reddit.com/gallery/rmwvkj
US Army Sergeant James Storey, Private Frank Fox, and Corporal Dennis Lavanoha on a scouting mission, Lellig, Luxembourg, 30 December 1944.
US tank crew members reading a German sign, following the German retreat from Luxembourg, World War Two, September 10th 1944. (Photo by US Army Signal Corps/FPG/Getty Images)
German soldiers of the Seventh army advance through a forest during the Ardennes operation. Luxembourg. First photo is minutes before the unit comes in contact, the second is right after contact. Dec. 12th 1944 reddit.com/gallery/pemb3a
Why does Luxembourg have a standing army?
Because there is no room to sit down.
German soldiers of the Seventh army advance through a forest during the Ardennes operation. Luxembourg. First photo is taken minutes before contact with enemy, while the second shows the initial contact. Dec. 12th 1944 reddit.com/gallery/pelw3i
German soldiers of the Seventh army advance through a forest during the Ardennes operation. Luxembourg. First photo taken moments before contact with the enemy, second photo is seconds after. Dec. 12th 1944 reddit.com/gallery/pemecs
[H] Custodes army 2K point(ish) [W] Paypal [Loc] Luxembourg
SOLD
Heyho,
I have a Custodes army around 2000K points for sale.
- 6bikes (2of them still on sprue - shooting weapon not glued in so still can choose which one you want)
- 5 guardians (2 shields 3 spears)
- 6 terminators (all axes)
- 5 wardens (1banner and spear, 1axe, 3 spears)
- 1 unbuilt Telemon Dread (1caestus 1accelerator)
- 1 unbuilt vindicare assassin
- All leftover sprues with the extra bits.
Will be shipped from Luxembourg (EU) and postage on the buyer.
Price: 250β¬
TIL Luxembourg sent an army of 85 people to fight in the Korean War mnhm.net/ng/index.php/expβ¦
German soldiers smoke captured American cigarettes in front of a U.S. Army armored car on December 17, 1944- the second day of Operation Herbstnebel, the attack through Belgium and Luxembourg which was part of the basis of the Battle of the Bulge.
Europe / Army - Air Force Belgian F-16 escorting a Belgian/Luxembourg Airbus A400M
German soldiers smoke captured American cigarettes in front of a U.S. Army armored car on December 17, 1944- the second day of Operation Herbstnebel, the attack through Belgium and Luxembourg which was part of the basis of the Battle of the Bulge.
After holding a position during a German counterattack in the woods overnight (near Wiltz, Luxembourg), three US Army Combat Engineers of B Company, 101st Engineers emerge for a rest. Taken 14th January 1945. Colourised by me. [2048x1300] [Colorized]
May 19 1521: Reconquest of Pamplona (occupied by the Castilians since 1512) by the army of Henry II, King of Navarre. Beginning of the war between France and the Empire. It takes place on several fronts: Artois, Hainaut, Luxembourg, Italy, Roussillon and Navarre. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henβ¦
Pvt. Joseph Klem, member of Company C, 357th Infantry Regiment, US 90th Infantry Division prepares his noonday ration in the village of Binsfeld, Luxembourg. (Photo - US Army Signal Corps)
Today, 80 years ago, Germany invaded Luxembourg. Here you can see the departure to the east of the boys forcefully drafted by the nazi army - the youngest of them were 15. 28% never saw their home again. This was their last goodbye.
Luxembourg: Soldiers of the Luxembourg Army at a change of command ceremony. 2013
A U.S. Army corporal medic pulls a wounded soldier through the deep snow in Luxembourg by using a sled-litter, Battle of the Bulge, January, 1945.
After holding a position during a German counterattack in the woods overnight (near Wiltz, Luxembourg), three US Army Combat Engineers of B Company, 101st Engineers emerge for a rest. Taken 14th January 1945. Colourised by me. [2048x1300]
Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg (1921-2019). In 1942 he volunteered to join the British Army's Irish Guards. He participated in the Normandy landings and the Battle for Caen, and joined the Allied forces in the liberation of Luxembourg. He was Colonel of the Regiment from 1984-2000.
On 10.09.1944, Luxembourg was liberated from the German Armies by the Allied Forces. (This is a book that got published in 1944 text made by Pierre Hentges and photographs by Tony Krier.) reddit.com/gallery/ipwdsv
Europe / Army - Air Force Belgian F-16 escorting a Belgian/Luxembourg Airbus A400M
Luxembourg's armies stand victorious in Germany. Soon, we march on Russia!
Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg (1921-2019). In 1942 he volunteered to join the British Army's Irish Guards. He participated in the Normandy landings and the Battle for Caen, and joined the Allied forces in the liberation of Luxembourg. He was Colonel of the Regiment from 1984-2000.
Luxembourg Army FN FAL youtube.com/watch?v=7NVqpβ¦
Huge German confederation formed with Austria I was able to do this by making the Suttonβs empire a country that can form the German confederation I built an army of 100 puppeted then annexed Poland then did the same to Luxembourg and Germany and France
Soldiers eating rations in the field. Official caption: "ETO HQ 45 9757 21 Jan. Credit...US Army Signal Corps. Photog...T/4 F.R. Mastrosimone-3264. Mortar squad of the 8th Infantry Regiment pause to eat chow near Bettendorf Luxembourg.
GIβs dismount M8 Armored car and jeeps Mechelau Luxembourg 3rd Army 1945
Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg (1921-2019). In 1942 he volunteered to join the British Army's Irish Guards. He participated in the Normandy landings and the Battle for Caen, and joined the Allied forces in the liberation of Luxembourg. He was Colonel of the Regiment from 1984-2000.
If an army ever threathens you life, then you can summon the entire population of Luxembourg to help you defeat them
The Luxembourgians return the wherever they came from after you're finished
Army medic Aurelio Maltese and Pfc Reynold H. Bush of the 80th Infantry Division sharing a comic book in Reisdorf, Luxembourg. February 12, 1945.
Able Troop of the 20th Ohio Volunteers, my US army unit that contains volunteers from not just Ohio, but also the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, the unit typically being referred to as "The Princes" or "The Ohio Royals" due to that fact.
U.S. Army combat engineers of βBβ Company, 101st Engineer Battalion, trudge through the densely wooded Ardennes forest after holding a woodland position all night against a German counter attack during the Battle of the Bulge. Near Wiltz, Diekirch District, Luxembourg. 14 January 1945.
U.S. Army soldiers Pvt. Henry W. Beyer (left) and Sgt. Abraham Aranoff (right) of βEβ Company, 1st Battalion, 317th Infantry Regiment, 80th Infantry Division pause for cigarettes in the Ardennes during the Battle of the Bulge. Goesdorf, Wiltz, Luxembourg. 10 January 1945.
I recently visited Luxembourg where le Reddit Army is strong and proud. We did it reddit! imgur.com/lGaHrEg
Jean, Grand Duke of Luxembourg (1921-2019). In 1942 he volunteered to join the British Army's Irish Guards. He participated in the Normandy landings and the Battle for Caen, and joined the Allied forces in the liberation of Luxembourg. He was Colonel of the Regiment from 1984-2000.
U.S. Army soldiers Pvt. Henry W. Beyer (left) and Sgt. Abraham Aranoff (right) of βEβ Company, 1st Battalion, 317th Infantry Regiment, 80th Infantry Division pause for cigarettes in the Ardennes during the Battle of the Bulge. Goesdorf, Wiltz, Luxembourg. 10 January 1945.
WWII European location. My great uncle was in the Army Force in WWII. This photo was taken in 1944. He was shot down over Trier, Germany, but this could have been in France, Germany, Luxembourg (where he was temporarily buried). Military service records are unfortunately burned and unavailable.
