Reply With QuoteWoa, didn't know there were any Brits involved. Good pics mate!
In honour of fallen British seamen who gave their lives in Estonian war of independen
Commemoration ceremony of 14 British Royal Navy officers and 92 seamen who gave their lives in Estonian war of independence during 1918-1919
high res versions and more pictures about the event can be found here:
http://www.mil.ee/~fotek/gallery/vie...lbum258&page=1
Last edited by Hukatus; 12-23-2006 at 07:19 AM.
Woa, didn't know there were any Brits involved. Good pics mate!
Are those Estonian servicemen?
If so, good to see, nice touch.
yes but there were also British representatives presentOriginally Posted by CMN
Wow. Thx for posting!
yes but there were also British representatives present
What is that overcoat on the left, some dodgy cheap imitation of a British Warm? It certainly isn't offiicial and frankly looks gopping.
Can't make out the capbadge but is he Really Large Corps with Cavalry pretentions?
Last edited by SamHamam; 12-24-2006 at 09:12 AM.
Naval attache by chance?
Other left - the one in Khaki!
So...how did that "war for independance" go?
They're independent...
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Son of Stupidity, attempts to start flamewars are frown upon here.
It went rather well, they drove the Russian and other bolsheviks away.
Correct me if I am wrong but after war France and Britan asked money for help which they provided.... Asking money from country which just gained independance and is completely destroyed after war is kinda uhmm... French and british ships were used for artillery support in fights with germans and russian bolsheviks.
R.I.P. to the fallen, nothing against soldiers. Politicians are the ones who to blame.
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