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Kortesas · Post autor: **Kortesas** » 29 lis 2009, 20:47

Hello everyone

Here I would like to show you my finds

Post autor: **Tworas** » 29 lis 2009, 20:52

Hi Vitalijus, give more photos

Hanzo · Post autor: **Hanzo** » 29 lis 2009, 20:56

Pięknie

Kortesas · Post autor: **Kortesas** » 29 lis 2009, 21:03

marti · Post autor: **marti** » 29 lis 2009, 21:09

II RP impressive

Kortesas · Post autor: **Kortesas** » 29 lis 2009, 21:23

zoz · Post autor: **zoz** » 29 lis 2009, 21:41

Troche Kolege ponosi... Gratki

Kortesas · Post autor: **Kortesas** » 29 lis 2009, 21:41

Hi Tworas

By the way, does anyone know what this "korpusuwka" means? I was looking for information but I can't find. Thank you very much and sorry for not speaking polish.
Obrazek

All these finds are from Lithuania. Mostly from places where stood 23 Pułk Ułanów Grodzieńskich.

warwick · Post autor: **warwick** » 29 lis 2009, 22:07

Hi,
great photos of your finds - can you tell me something more about context of your polish finds?? Tell me if your findings are from the forest or the field... perhaps some the battlefield

warwick

asdic321 · Post autor: **asdic321** » 29 lis 2009, 22:26

Kortesas pisze:By the way, does anyone know what this "korpusuwka" means? I was looking for information but I can't find. Thank you very much and sorry for not speaking polish.

"Korpusowka" means a badge carried on a uniform that informs about the kind of corps (f.e. aircraft, cavalry, engineering troops etc.) in the army

Here they are: http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korpus%C3%B3wka

warwick · Post autor: **warwick** » 29 lis 2009, 22:43

it seems to me that Kortesas wanted to know which regiment wore that kind of badge ... such as his photo

fajnie na naszym forum możemy sobie pogadać po hamerykańsku

warwick

Quake3 · Post autor: **Quake3** » 29 lis 2009, 22:48

Pięknie GRATULACJE

Manufaktura Dzika · Post autor: **Manufaktura Dzika** » 29 lis 2009, 23:06

korpusówka pancerniaków A.Czerwonej pychotka

Kortesas · Post autor: **Kortesas** » 29 lis 2009, 23:53

Near Wilno I found a small village which during WWII actions was burned by Germans. During 1919-39 period when Wilno was a part of Poland that place was settled by polish soldiers and near by was a huge training yard. Regarding some information, finds, I found out that somewhere in 1939 they had a contact with russians in that place(maybe I am wrong about date but the fact is that there was a contact between them). Time at a time there is possible to find bones, intimate soldier things(like ID tags), ammunition and so on. Here I drew I small map of some acctions in that place.
Obrazek

Next time I will take pictures of that place but I don't really want to mention the regiments or direct places because I am acctually the first who started digging there.

Kortesas · Post autor: **Kortesas** » 30 lis 2009, 00:09

Thank you everyone for the answers, I really appreciate it. Next weekend I am planing to go for diging and I promise to take pictures of that location.
Problem is that there are lots of trashes and searching for war relicts is kinda hard. Besides, depth is quete big. Mostly finds are in 1-1.5 metre
Obrazek