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I think its funny how levi is a jewish name and levi isnt jewish. hes not religious as he was never taught a religion because his parents simply did not care enough about him to teach him anything. he only got his name from a neighbor of his parents that they fucking hated

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yea so this has been changed hes jewish now. hes still not religious tho. lol

#reblog #isaac ramblez #l&r stuff

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this cutie patootie 💖💗

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"The Boche is managing his attack another way; he is practicing it very much like he did at Cambrai. First they have a creeping barrage, probably like ours. Next to that he is going to have a smoke barrage made by hand grenades. After that he is putting his eggs in the Storm Trooper basket. These fellows are specially trained and they are really very fine men. These Storm Troops and machine gunners are the only good people on foot in the German Army. All infantry Battalions are skinned of their best men to put into the Storm Troops. It is therefore important that you should defeat these Storm Troops; one Storm Troop knocked out is worth a lot."

"In the German scheme they and the light machine guns are to go straight ahead and not stop for anything; they will not stop in your line. They are followed immediately behind (about 200 yards behind) by masses of Infantry, so that if you massacre the Storm Troops and get the SOS going you will have a fine time. The Hun idea is that the Storm Troops will make holes and continue their advance past our strong points. They having been training them to go 12 kilometres about 7 miles, the first day. That might do for the Italians and the Russians, but it will not do for you. Not if you are in depth. "

"Then the Infantry following behind is to mop up, moving right and left from the breaches thus made. There will be a very careful reconnaissance and these will now move up the hollows to avoid being seen by our artillery. That is what they did at Cambrai. One lot goes one way and another lot the other way and the Storm Troops go right on. They expect to paralyse you by the sudden onslaught of these Storm Troops, but you have only got to watch properly and have your men to shoot and then you will be alright."

"With the wire you have in front of you and the arrangements we are making, provided you will patrol No Mans Land and will teach Musketry to your Sections I don’t think the Boche has a dog’s chance." Lieutenant-General Ivor Maxse on the lessons learnt from the Battle of Cambrai, 12/2/1918.

Maxse's 18th Corps was part of the British Fifth Army that bore the brunt of the German Spring Offensive in March 1918. Maxse's training had paid off, and despite suffering heavily they withdrew in good order and never broke the same way much of the rest of the Fifth Army did.

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drawing an af attack rn and it dont even look like the character everything is just completely fuckkkkeddddddddddd

#isaac ramblez #I have to meet my one attack per day quota im js mad #I HATE ART #I HATE DRAWING #I HATE MY LIFE FUCK EVERYTHING