nesredep

13 hours ago, IJSBEER said:

Lol! Was merely demonstrating that I found the answer to me own question. Could you, if not too much to ask, show yours in color, nesredep?

Hi,

Just ask when I think it's okay to help. Picture is in black and white so difficult with colors.

Cheers, Morten.

On ‎16‎/‎02‎/‎2019 at 22:21, IJSBEER said:

That U-Schule (unterseebootschule) plaque, could you show it in true color, please?

For You!

Hi,

Here is one of my newest photo Speciality Badges in wear!

1.Radio operator.

2.Obermatrosen.

3.Rang finder operator With NCO traning.

4.Aircraft warning service.

Cheers,Morten.

On ‎26‎/‎02‎/‎2019 at 11:13, LarryT said:

Artillerie mechaniker.

Hi, This is a very Nice photo!

Cheers,Morten.

11 hours ago, Odulf said:

On further notice, I agree with Slicht & Angolia, that the "K" Schulterklappe is probably dating from the Reichsmarine.

"Kanal" seems odd to me, because the Germans did not get to the Kanal before June 1940, and by then all tactical information (Roman numbers and letters) had been removed from the Naval Schulterklappen for reasons of security. So why add tactical information when a year before all these characters were removed?

The "K" from the Reichsmarine would indicate "Küste", this could be Küstenverteidigung or Küstenartillerieschule. The Schulterklappe could have been worn in the early days of the Kriegsmarine, but fact is, that it does not show up in any KM regulation (so far).

So, my educated guess would be, as the "K" is visible only on one person, that he is a reservist wearing his old Schulterklappe. I know nothing about large or smaller "K".

Hi Odulf,

This is VERY Informative,thanks for Your work!

Cheers,Morten.

16 hours ago, Odulf said:

Very nice Morten, Excellent stuff!

Thanks My friend!

Cheers,Morten.

Hi,

Here is some Marineartillerie items from my Collection!

Cheers,Morten.

Hi,

Some  Marineartillerie from my Collection!

Cheers,Morten.

On ‎10‎/‎02‎/‎2019 at 11:46, LarryT said:

From the book: Heavy cruisers of the Admieal Hipper Class by Gewrhard Koop and Klaus-Peter Schmolke

Shipboard Aircraft
The ships were designed originally to carry three floatplanes of the standard naval type, the Arado Ar 196. The crew consisted of a Luftwaffe pilot and a naval officer as navigator/gunner. The latter, though seconded to the Seeluftwaffe, wore naval uniform and took part in routine shipboard watchkeeping and battle duties. Maintenance of the aircraft was performed by Luftwaffe personnel

Source: http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=931140

Cheers,

Larry

Hi Larry,

Your New photo is a stunner.Thanks for sharing With us and congrats!

Cheers,Morten.

Hi,

Here is a photo from my Collection!

Cheers,Morten.

3 hours ago, nesredep said:

Hi,

 

A new Narvik image arrived today.Not written anything on the back of the picture.On the left wearing Schützenschüre attaced riflemen grade2. In the middle wearing Lugeer Holster.

 

 

Cheers, Morten.

Hi,Hope you like this picture and that you also post your Narvik photos!

Hi,

A new Narvik image arrived today.Not written anything on the back of the picture.On the left wearing Schützenschüre attaced riflemen grade2. In the middle wearing Lugeer Holster.

Cheers, Morten.

Hi,

Good if more people want to contribute here.I have a New Narvik Photo in the mail son.

Cheers,Morten.

12 hours ago, Martin W said:

Nice one Morten.I also have a photo of a tally in wear from that ship.

 

Cheers,Martin.

Hi Martin,Thank you for commenting on my new photo.Fine that you also have such a picture that could have been nice to see.I have 2 Pictures from that ship.

Cheers, Morten.

11 hours ago, LarryT said:

Hi Morten,

Another nice addition to your impressive collection.

Cheers,

Larry

Hello Larry,

Appreciate the words about my Collection.Glad You like my New photo.

Cheers, Morten.

Hi,

Thiss photo arrived today.

Z 8. ZERSTØRER BRUNO HEINEMANN.

Cheers,Morten.

On ‎12‎/‎01‎/‎2019 at 10:50, Odulf said:

A very very nice and interesting photo. Obviously the funeral party are Luftwaffe, to bury one of their comrades, but the Catholic chaplain is of the Army. Because Goering would not have any chaplains at all in the Luftwaffe, for the occasion of military funerals, chaplains had to be "borrowed" from the Army or Navy.

Hi Odulf,

Thanks for very good information and comment on my photo!

Cheers,Morten.

1 hour ago, LarryT said:

Nice photo Morton, thanks for sharing it here.?

Cheers,

Larry

Hi Larry,

Thanks for comment My Very good friend!

Cheers,Morten.

On ‎06‎/‎01‎/‎2019 at 11:29, Odulf said:

Another interesting portrait, with information.

We see a Maschinen-Obermaat of the 1. Komp. Marine-Stabsabteilung Festungskommandantur LS Gotenhafen [1st Coy Navy Staff Unit of the Garrison Administration Gotenhafen - presenty named Gdynia], the photo is dated 5 April 1940. Interesting to note the crossed anchors below the letter "O" (for "Ostsee"), the early style cap with woven roundel and oak leaves. Also interesting to see his ribbon bar, which denotes that he is from Austria, with 2 medals for bravery in the Great War.

Hi Edgar,

Your photo is a stunner!

Cheers,Morten.

4 hours ago, Kriegsmarine Admiral said:

Vizeadmiral Leopold Siemens second from the left.

First from the left: Vizeadmiral Leopold Siemens

In the middle (with beard): Kapitän zur See Hans Rose, recipient of the Pour le Mérite!

Hi,

Thanks for great information!

Cheers,Morten.

MINENSUSHFLOTILLE 1.

Cheers,Morten.

22 hours ago, Kriegsmarine Admiral said:

Vizeadmiral Günther Krause on the right.

Hi,

Thanks for information!

Cheers,Morten.

Hi Al Frind,

Merry Christmas!

Cheers,Morten.

Hi,

A New Narvik Photo has Arrived.Hope You like this!

Cheers,Morten.

21 hours ago, LarryT said:

Nice photo Morten.?

Thanks for comment My friend!

Hi,

A New Narvik photo arriwed today.No text on back!

Cheers,Morten.