Flare Gun Forum

Thanks AWACS ! !
makes perfect sense
& paratroopers have a tendency to "acquire" USAF stuff =)
and in reality, after WW2 there was an abundance of equipment, ammo, etc

A bit ashamed I know just about every flare pistol the Finns used in WW2 and 27x years in the Army Infantry, Airborne but I do not know much about our flare guns I have a Korean War Jeep, set up as a recon vehicle for the 187th [two jumps] with everything from M1919A4 to signal panels to the "b...

will look Signalman,,, Biden just gave me a ton of free money lmfao

A couple more.... my war "same shet, different war" those clowns have them burning on the ground... always fun for setting the world on fire! probably mortar or arty illum shells... "romantic" hey I thought haji shooting Katyushas at us was cool... "very historical" the...

A few from WW2.
The Soviet one... not too much cover or concealment ! As charming as Iraq...

Various & sundry star shell art & photos from the Great War

O sancta simplicitas! or should I say "charming, absolutely bloody charming"
the second guy was French "merde" & "putan"
he filmed the event, & posted it

a young Finnish infantryman at his LP/OP 1944
carrying one of the 1000x Sedgley Model 1935 flareguns Finland purchased from the USA during the Winter War 1939-1940

This book is outstanding.

I would dare say, from other weapons I own, IF it is British Empire, with a six pointed star, it is Australian Army.
One on my Lithgow SMLE Mk III

The W.S.W. ? Inspector or unit?
Are there any Australians? or someone who knows?