Tag: Robert G. Segel

Initially Sweden had no separate Air Force prior to 1926; instead the Army and Navy each had their own sections ...

By Robert G. Segel British staff officer’s visor cap with red piping around brim, sterling silver Machine Gun Corps collar ...

By Robert G. SegelDisplayed in the image gallery to the right is the accumulation of all of the Emmageeman's Corner ...

By Robert G. Segel In 1918, Fokker, a Dutch aircraft manufacturer, placed full-page ads in industry engineering magazines that not ...

By Robert G. Segel - Royal Naval Air Service The Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) was the flying arm of ...

Large bronze casting (circa 1920s) by Hungarian artist Miltiades Manno (1880–1935) of an Austria-Hungary three-man machine gun team firing the ...

By Robert G. Segel World War I German Model 1916 Stahlhelm (German for steel helmet) identified to the 15th Royal ...

Sterling silver U.S. doughboy dog tag holder and locket. The outside of the holder is engraved “2nd Lieut. H.W. Billman 109 ...

By Robert G. Segel German veteran’s machine gunners interwar reunion table hanging banner inscribed and embroidered on both sides. German ...

Finnish elite shooter badge for machine gun. This Finnish badge was issued to “Vailo-Ampuja” or “Elite Shooter” machine gunners. The first ...