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2010
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10 July
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Added
The Italian Army in Macedonia
and The Italian Army in Albania
Added
a map and updated The
defence of the Aegean seacoast during World War I
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9 August
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Added
The red booklet (1889)
and The
strange case of the Bulgarian Madsen
Revised
Direction for
firing in field and mountain artillery (1902)
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31 August
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Added
The strength of the Romanian
Artillery on 15 August 1916 and The strength of the Romanian
Artillery on 1 January 1918
Added
a picture and updated Krupp 8cm field gun
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6 September
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Added
General
direction for the tactical employment of large military units
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26 September
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Added Drawings
of 120 mm Schneider howitzer
Added
some pictures and updated Schneider – 120mm and
150mm QF howitzers, Schneider-Canet 150mm QF heavy howitzer M.
1910 and Schneider-Canet 105mm QF
light howitzer M. 1910
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30 September
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Added
Schneider field
howitzer sight
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7 October
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Added
80mm De Bange converted in
a QF gun and Artillerie-Kraftzugmaschine
KD I
Revised
Putilov 76.2mm FlaK M. 1902 and Krupp 88mm FlaK M. 1917
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27 October
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Revised
and expanded Direction
for firing in field and mountain quick-firing artillery and Field
service regulations for quick-firing field artillery
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14 November
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Added
The Bulgarian Army at the beginning of the
World War
Added
a picture The red
booklet (1889)
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22 November
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Added
general Georgi Vazov’s Instructions on siege warfare
Revised Direction
for the employment of the field artillery in combat (1915)
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9 December
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Added
Ammunition for
Schneider 75mm field gun
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15 December
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Added
Universal shells
for quick-firing field guns
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29 December
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Added 75mm Krupp M. 1880 and 87mm Krupp M. 1880 Romanian field guns
Revised,
adding some pictures, Krupp
87mm field gun support wagons, Krupp
8cm field gun, Krupp 87mm M. 1873, Gruson 53mm M. 1889 and all the Romanian guns
Added
two pictures at Krupp 105mm mountain howitzer
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2011
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17 January
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Added
Schneider mechanical
fuze-setter
added
some pictures to Krupp 105mm long gun
M. 1880 and 3 pdr mountain gun M. 1867
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31 January
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Revised
all the obsolete Russian guns : 6
inch, 24 pdr long
and short,
9 pdr steel and bronze, 4 pdr, 3 pdr
Corrected
The strength of the Bulgarian artillery in November 1885
Added
Ammunition available on
11 September 1885
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4 February
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Revised
the biographies of the Russian Head of the Bulgarian Artillery : Lesovoy,
Reshetin and Arseniev
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13 February
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Added
the artillery of Bulgarian Territorial Army to The birth of Bulgarian
Artillery
Added
Planned strength of the
Bulgarian artillery – September 1878
Revised
The
composition of the Bulgarian Artillery in 1885
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19 February
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Added
After Berlin : the Russian years, Russian
officers serving in Bulgarian artillery 1879 - 1885, Graduated of the 1st class of the
Military School enlisted in artillery, Peace establishment of the Bulgarian
artillery in 1880 and 1884
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6 March
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Entirely
revised the whole section Artillery Regiments,
adding the name of most of the regiment commanders
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16 March
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Added
some pictures of a Turkish 75mm
field gun M. 1910 from Red Cliffs, Australia by courtesy of Charlie
Clelland
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19 March
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Added
Peace establishment of the
Bulgarian artillery in 1889
Added
Peace establishment of
the fortress battalions in 1892, 1896 and 1912
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29 March
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Added
The development of the fortress
artillery, On
the eve of the Balkan Wars and On the eve of the World War
Revised
The development of the Bulgarian artillery :
1886-1911
Added some
little corrections and additions to the whole section History
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7 April
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Added
Graduated at the Elisavetgrad Cavalry Cadet School in 1881,
Establishment of the Bulgarian
Territorial Army artillery in 1878 and Establishment of the artillery siege
company in 1878
Some
little additions to The birth of the coast artillery
(1878 – 1912) and to The coast
artillery during the World War I (1915 – August 1916)
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14 April
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Added
Peace establishment of the
Bulgarian artillery in 1915 and Peace establishment of
the fortress regiments in 1915
Revised,
adding some pictures, Krupp 75mm QF field gun “Brazilian” and
Whitworth muzzle-loading
mountain gun
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21 April
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Added
The forts of the Odrin fortress, The fortification of the Odrin fortress, The artillery batteries of the Odrin fortress, The artillery ammunition of Odrin, The artillery batteries of Odrin (Turkish sources)
Corrected
according with the Turkish official history of the Balkan War List of the Turkish forts of Odrin, Turkish fortress artillery data
and part of The Turkish
Eastern Army at the beginning of the Balkan War
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28 April
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Added
Duties of the brigade commanders,
The Head of the artillery in
1878, The Artillery
inspector in 1888
Added
Krupp 75mm QF M. 1910 and
corrected Krupp 75mm QF M. 1903
accordingly
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5 May
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Added
The Turkish
Çatalca Army and The
Turkish Army at Bulair – Şarköy
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30 May
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Added
Establishment of the
artillery siege battery in 1889
Corrected Rheinmetall 105mm QF light howitzer M. 1916, adding two pictures
Added some data to Krupp 75mm M. 1886
Confirmed the identification of the Whitworth mountain gun
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16 June
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Added
Rules
for firing in fortress-siege artillery (1897)
Corrected
with some additions The
red booklet (1889)
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21 June
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Added
The Heads of the fortress
artillery and the biographies of Hristo
Yovkov Kushev, Dimitar
Hristov Pernikliyski and Stoyan Ganev Zagorski (with the
decisive help of Dibo)
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5 August
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Added
a picture to Broadwell 6cm mountain gun
and to 9 pdr [106.7mm] steel
gun M. 1867, 3 pictures to 3 pdr [76.2mm] mountain gun M.
1867
revised
the bibliography, adding a page about the Official histories of wars
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12 August
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Added to the bibliography Angelov’s Materials for the history of the
Bulgarian artillery
Revised
and corrected Skoda 75mm QF mountain
gun M. 1915 and Krupp 105mm long gun L/47
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2012
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5 July
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Corrected and upgraded some regimental
histories
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1 September
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Added The Turkish Western Army at the beginning
of the Balkan War
Revised
Krupp 87mm M. 1886, Krupp 75mm M. 1886, Schneider-Canet 75mm M. 1897
and Ammunition
wagon for Krupp 87mm and 75mm
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5 September
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Added The Transvaal guns affair, Schneider 75mm M. 1895-98
and Principal QF field guns existing
in 1896
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2013
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1 April
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Added some regimental commanders to 2nd Artillery Regiment
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3 August
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Corrected the pages about the Romanian light
howitzers
Added two pictures to Gruson 53mm
QF gun M. 1887/1916
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17 August
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Added pictures from Beograd Military
Museum: Turkish
Krupp 87mm field gun M. 1897, Schneider-Canet
75mm field gun M. 1904, Schneider-Canet 105mm
long gun M. 1913, Schneider-Canet 120mm
field howitzer M. 1915
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2014
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31 January
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Corrected the page about Serbian Fortress Artillery
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12 May
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Revised Schneider-Canet 75mm QF
mountain gun M. 1908, Schneider-Canet
75mm QF mountain gun M. 1910 and Schneider-Canet
150mm QF heavy howitzer M. 1910
Added
Schneider-Canet 75mm QF
mountain gun M. 1912 and Schneider-Canet 150mm QF heavy howitzer M.
1912
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23 October
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Added
two pictures of the 120mm Krupp
gun M. 1882 from Sofia Military Museum
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2017
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3 March
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Entirely revised the page about Direction
for the employment of the field artillery in combat (1905)
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30 March
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Revised the page about Field
service regulations for quick-firing field artillery
(1908)
added Directive
for the artillery reconnaissance
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3 April
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Added War establishment of the Bulgaria QF
field artillery in 1908
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2018
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3 August
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Added Table for firing with 7.5cm QF
mountain gun L/14
Revised The
Serbian Army at the beginning of the invasion
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7 September
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Added the fortress artillery to The
distribution of the Bulgarian artillery units in October 1915
added The composition
of the Bulgarian artillery unit at the demobilization
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10 September
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Entirely revised The defence of the Aegean
seacoast during World War I
added The strength of the Bulgarian Artillery
on 15 September 1918
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16 September
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Added the fate of the not QF divisions
(see the not QF artillery regiments)
Added some information to 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th artillery regiment
Added Mountain
division of the Morava Military Inspection
Added Guns captured by the Bulgarian
Army in 1915-18
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21 September
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Added The German heavy
artillery in Macedonia on 1 August 1917 and The German heavy
artillery in Romania on 1 August 1917
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25 September
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Added 75mm QF mountain guns
ammunition of WW1
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28 September
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Added 105mm field and
mountain QF howitzers ammunition of WW1
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3 October
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Added 105mm
guns, 120mm not
QF guns and howitzers and 150mm heavy guns
ammunition of WW1
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13 October
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Added The Belomorska
Otbrana on 31 July 1917
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22 October
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Added Establishment of the Bulgarian QF mountain
artillery in 1905 and Establishment of the Bulgarian artillery in
1892
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13 November
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Added The development of the Bulgarian artillery in
WW1: the divisional artillery
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16 November
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Added The development of the Bulgarian artillery in
WW1: the heavy artillery
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23 November
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Added Number of the Bulgarian batteries
in 1915, 1917 and 1918, Bulgarian batteries
raised during the war, Bulgarian
batteries rearmed during the war,Bulgarian guns
damaged and put out of service during the war and Bulgarian guns captured by
the enemy during the war
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3 December
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Added
the detailed list of Air Force units to The French Army in Macedonia
Revised Armstrong 10 pdr and Maxim-Nordenfelt
57mm
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10 December
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Added
Drawings of 75mm Schneider
field gun and ammunition
wagon
Added
Drawings of 75 mm Krupp mountain gun
Added
Schneider 75mm
QF field guns ammunition data
Corrected
according with official Bulgarian sources Schneider-Canet 75mm field gun M.
1904 and ammunition
wagon
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28 December
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Added
four pictures to British 18-pdr field gun
Added British 4.7 inch
naval gun on travelling carriage and German Krupp 210mm mortar M. 1910
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2019
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16 January
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Added
four photos from Sofia Military
Museum and four pictures from a Krupp
catalogue to Krupp 87mm field gun 1886
Added a picture to Krupp 75mm field gun M. 1886
Added a picture to Krupp 120mm
field howitzer M.
1892
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7 February
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Added two pictures to 45mm Whitworth mountain gun
Added
the 3rd heavy
regiment fortress units on 21 September 1915
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25 August
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Added 75mm QF field guns
and 87mm and 80mm
not QF field guns ammunition of WW1
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27 August
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Added 77mm
QF field guns and 75mm and 76,2mm A/A
guns ammunition of WW1
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2020
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14 April
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Added
six pictures to Krupp 75mm mountain
gun 1886
Added a picture to Krupp 120mm L/25 M. 1882
Added a picture to Krupp 120mm L/30 M. 1892
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22 April
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Added
Units raised by the Bulgarian Army in
1912-1913 and The
development of the Bulgarian artillery in 1912-1913
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1 May
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Added
The French
Heavy Artillery in Macedonia in February 1917, The French
Heavy Artillery in Macedonia in March 1918 and The French searchlights
in Macedonia
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4 May
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Added
The French
Mountain Artillery in Macedonia
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10 May
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Added
The French Heavy
Artillery in Macedonia
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16 May
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Added
The French Field
Artillery in Macedonia
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23 July
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Added
150mm heavy
howitzers ammunition of WW1 and battering charges adopted in
1912-1914
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25 July
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Revised
120mm
guns and howitzers ammunition of WW1 adding the 120mm QF Schneider
howitzer and revised the pages about field howitzers and siege and fortress
guns
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21 August
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Added The development of the
Bulgarian artillery in WW1: the
complement and instruction units
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20 September
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Added
The German artillery in Macedonia: 1.regiments and battalions,
2. independent batteries;
Krupp 150mm heavy howitzer M. 1893
and Krupp 210mm mortar M. 1899
Revised
Putilov 152mm QF fortress howitzer
M. 1909
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2022
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18 February
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Romanian guns lost during
WW1
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2023
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16 January
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Updated
The defence of the Aegean
seacoast during World War I, The growth of Bulgarian
artillery : 1886-1891 and The growth of Bulgarian
artillery : 1891-1904
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31 January
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Added
The question of the defence
of Sofia, The armament of
the Silistra bridgehead
Revised
Romanian fortifications in Dobrudja
and The
armament of the Tutrakan bridgehead
Added
two pictures in The
fortification of the Slivnitza position in 1885
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3 March
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Added
Direction
for firing in fortress-siege artillery (1902) and Rules
for firing in fortress-siege artillery (1900)
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8 March
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Revised
Direction for firing
in field and mountain QF artillery (1908) adding Fire at different
targets
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22 March
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Added
Direction
for firing in field artillery (1915)
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28 March
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Added
Regulations
for horse training and manoeuvring with artillery division (1898)
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6 April
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Added
Field
service regulations for not quick-firing mountain artillery (1899)
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21 April
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Added
Slavchev lesson about QF guns
(1901), The Bulgarian
artillery commanders on 15 January 1915, Draft direction
on sapper works for the field and mountain artillery (1905)
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1 May
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Added
Krupp battery
telescope for mountain guns, Schneider battery
telescope for field guns, Graduated
ruler, Schneider
120mm L/28 long gun sight
Added
also two picture to Schneider
120mm L/28 long gun M. 1897
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2024
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25 January
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Added
6 pictures
from Saint Petersburg Museum to Russian 152mm long gun M. 1867 (thanks to
Biser Kolev)
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31 January
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Added
4 pictures to
Russian 152mm short gun M. 1867, 2
pictures to Russian 107mm steel gun M. 1867 and 2 pictures to Russian 107mm
bronze gun M. 1867 (thanks to Biser Kolev)
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27 March
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Added
6 pictures to 6cm Broadwell mountain
guns and 4 pictures to 4,5cm
Whitworth mountain guns (thanks to Biser Kolev)
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17 April
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Added
9 pictures to ten
barrels Nobel machine guns and 5 pictures to six barrels
Nobel machine guns (thanks to Biser Kolev)
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1 October
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Revised
and greatly expanded Direction
for the employment of the field artillery in combat (1915)
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23 October
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Revised
and expanded Field
service regulations for quick firing mountain artillery
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9 November
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Added
The German mountain MG-Abteilungen in
Macedonia
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14 November
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Added
the Bardou telescope, Moller device, Aiming triangle, Derivation device, Altimeter and Stroobants prismatic
rangefinder
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