Friday, 22 July 2016
Ammunition Pouch Dutch East Indie Army (NI04AP-01-001)
I've got new antique military item, it's original and very rare...
A pair of Patroontasch Infanterie Model 1903 (Ammunition Pouch for Infantry Model 1903) of the Netherlands East Indie Army.
I'll share to you one of them now and the other one later.
These are some informations...
Simple: Pouch leather dark brown Large
Detail: Patroontasch Infanterie Model 1903 Ammunition pouch for 6 x Mannlicher issued for the Konijklijk Nederland-Indische Leger /
Royal Netherland Indies Army from 1903 to 1942.
Marked: CW
N
11 41
W Z
CW (Artillerie Constructie Winkel at Soerabaja)
N (Nieuw (New) meaning a new production)
11 41 (production date: November 1941)
W (unknown meaning)
Z (the inspection code from 1939 till 1942)
I'm constructing a new blog all about my historical collection in here
Tuesday, 22 July 2014
Rebut Bandung Kembali
Rebut Bandung Kembali was a song about the spirit to take Bandung from its occupation by the Dutch. Composed during the Long March of the Indonesian Army's 4th Division "Siliwangi"
Lyrics:
REBUT BANDUNG KEMBALI
Gempur dan rebut
Bandung kembali
Itu janji kita
Setiap hari
Janganlah mundur
Setapak kaki
Sampai kita
Bekerja kembali
Garis depan dan belakang
Pereratkanlah tali
Ingat sedang berjuang
Jangan saling sakiti
Ternyata suatu bukti
Tanda pengorbanan yang suci
Gempur rebut
Terus maju
Kita harus satu padu
Gempur rebut
Terus maju
Kita harus satu padu
Thursday, 26 June 2014
TSA Games
Greetings, comrades...
It's been a long long time since my last post.
TSA Games... i think you've never heard about it before.
This is my game developing game. Only 4 person. Hehe
Now we're working on our first project, we call it PETA, The Story from Southeast Asia. The name taken from the Voluntary Army in Java on The Japanese Occupation of Indonesia. PETA is abbreviation of "Pembela Tanah Air" or "Defenders of the Motherland".
The story is not about the PETA, but the Long March of the Indonesian Army's 4th Division "Siliwangi" From Jogjakarta get back to their territory in West Java after the Dutch second Military Aggression to occupy Maguwo Airfield and the Indonesian Republicans' Capital city of Jogjakarta.
Sunday, 21 July 2013
Friday, 24 May 2013
Panzerlied
It has gained fame in the English-speaking world due to its usage in the 1965 film Battle of the Bulge. While throughout that film German characters speak English, the song is sung in the original German.
The reference in the Fourth stanza to enemy cannons "hidden in yellow sand" is likely to have been added under the influence of Rommel's "Afrika Korps" campaign in North Africa, as in 1933 it could hardly have been predicted that German tanks would be involved in fighting in a desert environment.
The Panzerlied is still in use by Bundeswehr and Österreichisches Bundesheer today.
The song is also sung by the Chilean Military,and the tune is used for the French Foreign Legion song "Képi Blanc" and, unofficially, by some motorized and parachute units of the Italian army.
The song is also used by the South Korean Army sung in Korean as a Marching Song for its Tank and other Motorized units.
The tune of the Panzerlied is used as the unofficial anthem for the German community of Namibia, and the unofficial anthem of the then South African-ruled South-West Africa (present day Namibia). This song is known as "Das Südwesterlied" or "Hart wie Kameldornholz".
Lyrics:
Ob's stürmt oder schneit, ob die Sonne uns lacht,
Der Tag glühend heiß, oder eiskalt die Nacht,
Verstaubt sind die Gesichter, doch froh ist unser Sinn,
Ja, unser Sinn,
Es braust unser Panzer im Sturmwind dahin. (x2)
Mit donnernden Motoren, geschwind wie der Blitz,
Der Feinde entgegen, im Panzer geschützt
Voraus den Kameraden, im Kampf steh'n wir allein,
Ja wir allein,
So stoßen wir tief in die feindlichen Reih'n. (x2)
Wenn vor uns ein feindlicher Panzer erscheint,
Wird Vollgas gegeben und ran an den Feind.
Was gilt denn unser Leben für uns'res Reiches Heer?
Ja, Reiches Heer.
Für Deutschland zu sterben ist unsre höchste Ehr'. (x2)
Mit Sperren und Tanks hält der Gegner uns auf,
Wir lachen darüber und fahren nicht drauf.
Und schüttelt er gar grämlich und wütend seine Hand,
Ja seine Hand,
Wir suchen uns Wege, die keiner sonst fand. (x2)
Und läßt uns im Stich einst das treulöse Glück,
Und kehren wir nicht mehr zur Heimat zurück,
Trifft uns die Todeskugel, ruft uns das Schicksal ab,
Ja, Schicksal ab,
Dann wird unser Panzer ein ehernes Grab! (x2)
Sources:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/panzerlied
Saturday, 16 March 2013
Katyusha
Katyusha, Katusha, or Katusha (Russian:Катюша) is a Russian folk song composed by Matvei Blanter in 1938 and its lyrics written by Mikhail Isakovski during the great patriotic war or better known as World War II. The song depicts a girl longing for her beloved husband who is on military service.
Katyusha is a tender diminutive from female name, Katherine: Katya is a nickname, and Katyusha, a tender diminutive.
This song is also gave a name for the BM-8, BM-13, and BM-31 Rocket launcher trucks built by the Red Army in the second world war.
Russian:
Расцветали яблони и груши,
Поплыли туманы над рекой.
Выходила на берег Катюша,
На высокий берег на крутой.
Выходила, песню заводила
Про степного, сизого орла,
Про того, которого любила,
Про того, чьи письма берегла.
Ой ты, песня, песенка девичья,
Ты лети за ясным солнцем вслед.
И бойцу на дальнем пограничье
От Катюши передай привет.
Пусть он вспомнит девушку простую,
Пусть услышит, как она поёт,
Пусть он землю бережёт родную,
А любовь Катюша сбережёт.
You can’t read the Russian alphabet? Don’t worry, i have its translation.
Translation:
Rastsvetali yabloni i grushi,
Paplyli tumany nad rekoy.
Vykhodila na bereg Katyusha,
Na vysokii bereg na krutoy.
Vykhodila, pesnyu zavodila
Pro stepnogo, sizogo orla,
Pro Togo, katorogo lyubila,
Pro Togo, ch'i pis'ma beregla.
Oy ty, pyesnya, pyesenka devich'ya,
Ty leti za yasnym solntsem vsled.
I boytsu na dal'nem pogranich'e
Ot Katyushi peredai privyet.
Pust' on vspomnit devushku prostuyu,
Pust' uslyshit, kak ona payot,
Pust' on zemlu berezhyot rodnuyu,
A lyubov' Katyusha sberezhyot.
You can’t understand that? Hmm, I have its translation in English.
English:
Apple and pear trees were blooming.
O'er the river the fog merrily rolled.
On the steep banks walked Katyusha,
On the high bank she slowly strode.
As she walked she sang a sweet song
Of her silver eagle of the steppe,
Of the one she loved she loved so dearly,
And the one whose letters she had kept
O you song! Little song of a young girl,
Fly over the river and in the sunlight go.
And fly to my hero far from me,
From his Katyusha bring him a sweet hello.
Will he remember this plain young girl,
And her sweet song like a dove,
As he stands guarding his proud nation,
So Katyusha will guard their love.
Now, let’s sing the song!
Sources:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/katyusha_(song)






















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