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In Memoriam: T.E. Lawrence

Posted on 19 May 202519 May 2025 by The Tactical Hermit

  (Via: On This Day)   Born: August 16, 1888 Birthplace: Tremadog, Caernarfonshire, Wales Full Name: Thomas Edward Lawrence Profession: Soldier and Writer Nationality: Welsh Biography: T. E Lawrence is remembered as a soldier in WWI, where he helped lead an internal rebellion against the Ottoman Empire, events he detailed in his work “The Seven Pillars” of Wisdom”. These events were in…

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On This Day in History: January 5, 1919

Posted on 5 January 20255 January 2025 by The Tactical Hermit

  On this day in 1919, a small political faction calling itself the German Workers’ Party forms in Munich. It will soon draw the attention of a 30-year-old army veteran named Adolf Hitler who will help shape it into the Nazi party. Corporal Adolf Hitler was ordered in September 1919 to investigate a small group…

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Race Realism: Hidden, Suppressed History of the Red Terror in Post-WWI Europe

Posted on 16 March 202430 March 2025 by The Tactical Hermit

Hidden, Suppressed History of Red Terror in Post-WWI Europe   With the latest series of events involving police yokelism and the false Hegelian race and political dialectic, we must remember that one of the agendas of the Crime Syndicate is to bring police under centralized, national control. They do this by making local law enforcement…

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WW1 History: A First-Hand Account

Posted on 12 November 202312 November 2023 by The Tactical Hermit

November 11, 1918   My grandfather served in France during WWI in a machine-gun unit. That, along with the somewhat cryptic “PFC 314 Machine Gun Company” marking on his headstone, was all I knew about Gramp, who died at home on the night of the 1973 Paris Peace Accords and never, ever talked about his service to…

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Texas News: What Lurks Below

Posted on 29 August 2023 by The Tactical Hermit

The Texas drought caused some World War I-era shipwrecks to resurface on a river near Beaumont   Susan Kilcrease was worried a piece of U.S. history would be altered or damaged after it surfaced on the Neches River last week. Parts of several shipwrecks recently surfaced on the southeast Texas river due to lower water…

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Know Your WW1 History: The East Africa Campaign and Colonel Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck

Posted on 18 April 2023 by The Tactical Hermit

H/T WRSA     The East Africa Campaign   On the outbreak of war in 1914, Colonel Paul Von Lettow-Vorbeck was the commander of a small army in German East Africa (Tanzania, Burundi and Rwanda). He was determined to tie down as many Allied troops as he could in the region to prevent them from…

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Know Your Military History: The Black Watch Regiment of the Royal Highlanders

Posted on 8 April 2023 by The Tactical Hermit

Black Watch: Royal Highlanders   The Black Watch regiment is a storied unit within the Scottish military, dating back to the early 18th century. The origin of the Black Watch is similarly steeped in history, with a long lineage of skilled marksmen dating back centuries. Following the Jacobite Rebellion, loyalists of the Highland clans of…

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Know Your WW1 History: American Pravda, Lost Histories of the Great War

Posted on 29 November 2022 by The Tactical Hermit

American Pravda: Lost Histories of the Great War   “On reading this, I did a double-take and almost questioned my sanity. Surely, Hochschild must be aware that exactly at that point in time, the government of Germany had publicly proposed international peace talks without preconditions aimed at ending the war, suggesting that the massive, pointless…

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Know Your WW1 History: Medieval WW1 Trench Weapons

Posted on 23 October 2022 by The Tactical Hermit

Medieval WWI Trench Weapons   The Brutal reality of Close-Quarter Combat in WW1.    

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Know Your WW1 History: Steering a Steam Roller – The German Invasion of France in 1914

Posted on 21 October 2022 by The Tactical Hermit

Steering a Steamroller   Bear in mind the German’s did this operation TWICE. Once in 1914 with infantry and again in 1940 with tanks and infantry (Blitzkrieg) which only took 46 days. What a difference 26 years makes.    

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