August 7, 1939. Chrzestewo, Poland.  The war with Germany looms. Soldiers of the 1st battery/7th Horse Artillery are on intense exercise practicing their skills before incoming exam. Mobilization will be announced in next two weeks. In July 2012 i had an extraordinary occasion to watch - first fully re-created since 1939 section of 75mm M1902/26 gun. Fully mobile and operational. Members of two polish historical associations recreated this smallest horse artillery unit and showed it to the public with all of the details. I was there with my 1939 Rolleiflex camera and tried to catch some of this marvelous time-travel. Below are the effects.

#01: Gun section on the move.

#02:  Dismount!

#03:  Forward observer taking up the position.

#04: Battery runners on briefing.

#05:  Small infantry squad manned a communication point nearby.

#06:  Battery during practice fireing. 75 mm field gun M1902/26 in action.

#07:  Get down! Enemy in the range of sight!

#08:  The 7TP - polish light tank.

#09: Back to the camp. Lieutenant takes conversation with corporal.

#10: Details on the battery command post.

#11:  Cleaning the gun.

#12: Corporal watches his men on duty.

#13: Cleaning the gun is not an easy task.

#14: Lieutenant enjoys a moment of leisure.

#15:  Everyday duty.

#16: Girls watching gunners with curiosity.