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2010
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10
July
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added The Italian Army in Macedonia and The Italian Army in Albania
added a map
and updated The defence of
the Aegean seacoast during World War I
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9
August
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added The red booklet (1889)
and The
strange case of the Bulgarian Madsen
revised Direction for
firing in field and mountain artillery (1902)
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31
August
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added The strength of the Romanian
Artillery on 15 August 1916 and The strength of the Romanian
Artillery on 1 January 1918
added a
picture and updated Krupp 8cm field gun
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6
September
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added General
direction for the tactical employment of large military units
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26
September
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added Drawings of
120 mm Schneider howitzer
added some
pictures and updated Schneider
– 120mm and 150mm QF howitzers, Schneider-Canet 150mm QF heavy howitzer M.
1910 and Schneider-Canet
105mm QF light howitzer M. 1910
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30
September
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added Schneider field howitzer
sight
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7
October
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added 80mm De Bange converted in a
QF gun and Artillerie-Kraftzugmaschine
KD I
revised Putilov
76.2mm FlaK M. 1902 and Krupp
88mm FlaK M. 1917
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27
October
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revised and
expanded Direction
for firing in field and mountain quick-firing artillery and Field
service regulations for quick-firing field artillery
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14
November
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added The Bulgarian Army at the beginning of the
World War
added a
picture The red booklet
(1889)
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22
November
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added general
Georgi Vazov’s Instructions
on siege warfare
revised Direction for
the employment of the field artillery in combat (1915)
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9
December
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added Ammunition for Schneider
75mm field gun
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15
December
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added Universal shells for
quick-firing field guns
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29
December
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added 75mm Krupp M. 1880 and 87mm Krupp M. 1880 Romanian
field guns
revised,
adding some pictures, Krupp
87mm field gun support wagons, Krupp
8cm field gun, Krupp 87mm M. 1873, Gruson
53mm M. 1889 and all the Romanian guns
added two
pictures at Krupp
105mm mountain howitzer
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2011
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17
January
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added Schneider mechanical
fuze-setter
added some
pictures to Krupp 105mm long gun M.
1880 and 3 pdr mountain gun M. 1867
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31
January
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revised all
the obsolete Russian guns : 6
inch, 24 pdr long and short, 9 pdr steel
and bronze, 4 pdr, 3 pdr
corrected The strength of the Bulgarian artillery in November 1885
added Ammunition available on 11
September 1885
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4
February
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revised the
biographies of the Russian Head of the Bulgarian Artillery : Lesovoy,
Reshetin and Arseniev
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13
February
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added the
artillery of Bulgarian Territorial Army to The birth of Bulgarian
Artillery
added Planned strength of the Bulgarian
artillery – September 1878
revised The composition
of the Bulgarian Artillery in 1885
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19
February
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added After Berlin : the Russian years, Russian officers
serving in Bulgarian artillery 1879 - 1885, Graduated of the 1st class of the
Military School enlisted in artillery, Peace establishment of the Bulgarian
artillery in 1880 and 1884
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6
March
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entirely
revised the whole section Artillery Regiments, adding the
name of most of the regiment commanders
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16
March
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added some
pictures of a Turkish 75mm
field gun M. 1910 from Red Cliffs, Australia by courtesy of Charlie
Clelland
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19
March
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added Peace establishment of the Bulgarian
artillery in 1889
added Peace establishment of
the fortress battalions in 1892, 1896 and 1912
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29
March
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added The development of the fortress artillery,
On the eve of the
Balkan Wars and On the eve of the World War
revised The development of the Bulgarian artillery :
1886-1911
added some little
corrections and additions to the whole section History
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7
April
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added Graduated
at the Elisavetgrad Cavalry Cadet
School in 1881, Establishment
of the Bulgarian Territorial Army artillery in 1878 and Establishment of the artillery siege
company in 1878
some little
additions to The birth of the coast artillery (1878 –
1912) and to The coast
artillery during the World War I (1915 – August 1916)
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14
April
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added Peace establishment of the Bulgarian
artillery in 1915 and Peace establishment of
the fortress regiments in 1915
revised,
adding some pictures, Krupp 75mm QF field gun “Brazilian” and
Whitworth muzzle-loading mountain
gun
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21
April
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added The forts of the Odrin fortress, The fortification of the Odrin fortress, The artillery batteries of the Odrin fortress, The artillery ammunition of Odrin, The artillery batteries of Odrin (Turkish sources)
corrected
according with the Turkish official history of the Balkan War List of the Turkish forts of Odrin, Turkish fortress artillery data
and part of The Turkish
Eastern Army at the beginning of the Balkan War
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28
April
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added Duties of the brigade commanders,
The Head of the artillery in
1878, The Artillery
inspector in 1888
added Krupp 75mm QF M. 1910 and
corrected Krupp 75mm QF M. 1903 accordingly
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5
May
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added The Turkish Çatalca
Army and The Turkish
Army at Bulair – Şarköy
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30
May
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added Establishment of the
artillery siege battery in 1889
corrected Rheinmetall 105mm QF light
howitzer M. 1916, adding two
pictures
added some data to Krupp 75mm M. 1886
confirmed the identification of the Whitworth mountain gun
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16
June
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added Rules
for firing in fortress-siege artillery (1897)
corrected with
some additions The red
booklet (1889)
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21
June
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added The Heads of the fortress
artillery and the biographies of Hristo
Yovkov Kushev, Dimitar Hristov
Pernikliyski and Stoyan Ganev Zagorski (with the
decisive help of Dibo)
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5
August
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added a
picture to Broadwell 6cm mountain gun
and to 9 pdr [106.7mm] steel
gun M. 1867, 3 pictures to 3 pdr [76.2mm] mountain gun M.
1867
revised the
bibliography, adding a page about the Official histories of wars
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12
August
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added to the bibliography Angelov’s
Materials for the history of the Bulgarian artillery
revised and corrected Skoda 75mm QF mountain gun M. 1915
and Krupp
105mm long gun L/47
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