1916 World War I Era Germany Soldiers Photo Postcard Army WW1 History

This photo postcard features a group of German soldiers during World War I. The photograph shows eleven soldiers posing in front of a set of wooden stairs, likely during a moment of rest or leisure. The soldiers are dressed in typical German military uniforms of the era, including caps and overcoats. The setting appears to be an outdoor area near a building or barracks, providing a structured backdrop for the group.
The reverse side of the postcard is filled with handwritten correspondence in German, offering a personal glimpse into the lives of these soldiers. There are designated spaces for the recipient's address, indicating it was intended to be sent through the mail. The postcard has handwritten notes, but no postage stamp is present.
The handwritten text on the back of the postcard is in German. Here is the transcription of the handwritten text (transcribed to the best of my ability): 
Mein lieber Karl! P.N. 16/6. 17.
Ja, nur ein Wort auf einer Karte, das ich von der lieben Mutter erhalten habe. Daß ich nicht immer und nicht nachgefragt habe, ist eine kleine Beruhigung für mich. Wir sind jetzt im Lager. Es ist ziemlich gut.
Ihr sollt auch bald einmal eine Karte erhalten.
Mit herzl. Grüßen Dein Mann
Translated to English (the best of my ability):
My dear Karl! P.N. 16/6. 17.
Yes, just a word on a card that I received from dear Mother. That I haven't always and not inquired after you is a small comfort to me. We are now in the camp. It is quite good.
You should also receive a card soon.
With heartfelt greetings,
Your husband
Size±: 14 cm x 9 cm
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