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Forward Observer During a Snowstorm
circa 1910-1919
Dutiful artillery forward observer, in a snowstorm in an ice cavern on a glacier, at an elevation of 3600 meters, overlooking Italian territory.
Munitions Column in the High Alps
circa 1910-1919
Elevation of 3600 meters. Munitions column, on pack mules, on the way to a fortified position on the glaciers.
Radio Apparatus in the High Alps
circa 1910-1919
Radiotelegraphy on a glacier — 3600 meters in elevation — in South Tyrol.
Artillery Forward Observers
1915
Austrian forward observers in Galicia for a 305mm mortar battery using a field telescope to confirm the firing coordinates.
Traversing a Glacier
circa 1910-1919
Traversing a glacier in the area of Monte Cevedale.
Highest Machinegun Position in Europe
circa 1914-1918
The highest machinegun position in Europe on the Ortler glacier.
