Unopened and opened pre-war DWM ammo

HerrKaiser · 08-03-2019, 10:46 PM

Ideas. 1. In the United States pre-WW1 (and sometimes up until WW2) it was not uncommon for German to be spoken as a primary language in whole towns/regions the USA, particularly in the Midwest. A German immigrant may have moved to one of these communities with family with the ammo or ordered it there. 2. (And far more likely) it was taken as a war trophy or “liberated” from a German private residence in WW2

08-03-2019, 10:46 PM	#2
HerrKaiser User Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: South Carolina Posts: 895 Thanks: 843 Thanked 911 Times in 442 Posts	Ideas. 1. In the United States pre-WW1 (and sometimes up until WW2) it was not uncommon for German to be spoken as a primary language in whole towns/regions the USA, particularly in the Midwest. A German immigrant may have moved to one of these communities with family with the ammo or ordered it there. 2. (And far more likely) it was taken as a war trophy or “liberated” from a German private residence in WW2 __________________ -QM

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