davido🇮🇹

sometimes i do, most times i wait

[davido🇮🇹 @davidoooog]

Update on my Signalis pixelart!
(I think) this will be the final version.
Thank you sm @letaralis for adding Elster! And thank you to all the people that added something close to it! (Especially the Umazing! sign lol) Hope you like it :) #signalis #wplace #wplacelive

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

No p4 cosplay to post so I'll share Chidori lol

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

More beato vids 🦋

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

hi

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

Artoria Cinematic video 🎥
something so different from usual and also very hard to push due to it being long format and horizontal... support is especially important 🤍

vid by oni_riki
gaffer @dizzymonogatari
assistance @CreditiAnimati

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

Shirooooooooooo

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

only missing the bunny one then?

[Auggie @Auggie308]

Canadian Centurion tank riders

[𖤓 @unconquered_sol]

Napoleon as Mars the Peacemaker
— Antonio Canova (c. 1802-06)

[Doc Strangelove @DocStrangelove2]

A Polish JW GROM gunner in Afghanistan

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

Checkmate?

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

oguricappu

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

twinning with @nymphahri 🎶

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

Dokomi day 1

[B-AREV @trip_to_valkiri]

Kazakhstan Ministry of Interior SOF operator, May 2026 period.

[Himee.lily @Himeecosplay]

remake of my og saber video

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

German soldiers posing in gas masks in the Vosges Mountains in 1918....

By this stage of the war, gas masks had become essential equipment for every soldier on the Western Front.

Chemical warfare first appeared in large-scale combat in 1915, when chlorine gas was released during the Second Battle of Ypres. The attack shocked Allied forces and triggered a grim escalation in chemical weapons. Soon both sides were using chlorine, phosgene, and eventually mustard gas, which caused severe burns, blindness, and lingering lung damage.

By 1918, armies had developed more sophisticated respirators with filter canisters to neutralize toxic gases. Soldiers often carried their masks at all times, sometimes practicing drills where they had to put them on in under six seconds after hearing a gas alarm.

Chemical weapons caused an estimated 1.3 million casualties during the war, though “only” about 90,000 deaths, many survivors lived with permanent injuries.

Despite its horrors, gas warfare rarely decided battles. Changing winds, unreliable delivery systems, and improved protective gear meant it was often more terrifying psychologically than strategically decisive.

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© Historical Photos

#archaeohistories

[Hidden History @HiddenHistoryYT]

Hundreds of German sailors trying to reach the cruiser Dorsetshire after the sinking of the Bismarck. Photo: Keystone.

[Spag 🏴‍☠️ @spagperson]

“Totenkopf“ anti-tank gunners in action.

[hw97karbine @hw97karbine]

Italian troops use a "Bangalore Torpedo" to blow a hole in a barbed wire entanglement in North Africa circa 1941

[𓆏 (Inactive)(Kinda) @GoldRoseNET]

German infantrymen in action on the Eastern Front, 1915.