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Oh how interesting. I know nothing of their weaponry.
This should be quite informative.
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Hurrah for all the weapons! Question: will you do the atom bomb?
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Dear friend, I am not a communist, but I believe in historical materialism, the means of production determine the socialΒ and technological aspects. Certainly I don't prefer swords, armor and cataphracted horses, aesthetically fantastic, but the result of the work of serfs who planted 1 seed of wheat to harvest 4 or 5, and died of hunger like flies. I do not prefer flintguns of the professional armies of the authocratic European monarchies. These are the weapons of the enlisted citizen on armyΒ who have accepted social pact with their state, more or less democratic.
The atomic bomb and the mutually assured destruction, drones and smart bombs make me sick, I'm an old-fashioned man, I prefer the times when the infantry led the way.Β
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Okay. I am not a communist either. Just wondering.
And I agree that the atom bomb indeed sucks. Lets hope it never has to be used more than world war 2's instance.
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Looks great. 
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Thank you, a hug form Italy!
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They wereΒ terrific!
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Had the pleasure of shooting a Radom pistol some 45 years ago.Β Β
Points naturally and shot anything I put in the magazine.
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It was very well done with excellent materials.
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A few of these actually appeared in the Polish 2013 game "Enemy Front", the RKM Browning WZ. 29 in particular, wicked to see such immaculate detail here!
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Thank you, it has beenΒ the most tricky piece, it took asΒ much time as the other pieces together.
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no one:
country ball fandom: its free real estate
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The Poland ball, I've seen lot of them on dA!
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lol
youtube has been reccomending me so many crappy countryball memes for no reason ;-;
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Polish? Where did they get the BAR from? Interesting model as well, most BAR I've seen had a one piece solid stock without the extra handle.
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It was originally produced under licence in Belgium by the FN Herstal, the caliber was modified from 30-06 to 7.92x57 Mauser, it has the extra handle and a longer barrel, then the production passed to a Polish firm.
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They liked the design so they adopted their own version of it for their military.
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Interesting but not surprising.
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The Poles fought bravely, their resistance to Nazi Germany is unequaled in history! Nice job my friend
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IndeedΒ they paid a big toll, and once again they wereΒ crushed like a walnut by the German and Russian pincers, but they resisted indomitably.
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Lol, yes they had no chance dealing with two super powers at once, but their resistance was really remarkable.
Is RKM an automatic rifle, kinda reminds me of HK G36.
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There are similiarities, it was the Polish version of the Browning BAR.
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rip Columbian Generation
tbh I wish my ancestors did more in the war (Great Grandfather was captured, they saw that he had some German lineage, sent him to a munitions factory in Berlin until the Soviets came in 1945, forcing him to go back to Kujawy province on foot)
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It's tough m8. WWII was hard on both side, the human and economic losts were tremendous.
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I'll say one thing about the Polish armed forces, they really were inventive when it came to fighting the German army e.g. theΒ Sidolanka grenades made with Sidol(a brand of cleaner) bottle and filled with Chedite explosive.
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I know the old green bottle of the Sidol, thank you for the tale!
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Very interesting thanks!
I find the under-licence Browning a very nice rifle. It's a great pity for Poland that they hadn't started getting their automatic weapons to their troops.Β
Nicely done!Β
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A very pity indeed. Than You my friend.
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You're welcome, my friend!
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Warsaw, city at war!
Voices from the underground, whispers of freedom!
1944, help that never came!
Callin' Warsaw, city at war!
Voices from the underground, whispers of freedom!
Rise up and hear the call!
History calling to you:
Warszawo, WALCZ!!!
(From Sabaton's "Uprising")
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Help never came,Β
There weren't Polish officers for the Polish volunteer army too,
many of themΒ Β rested under the trees of the forest of Katyn'
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KatΓ½n's forests... Those Polsih officers deserved better fate than that, sir. But resistance stood up and fought for their homeland. Now their ancestors can rest in peace.
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May Him bless their soulsΒ in His infinite mercy.
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