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Yes, scribble - frustrating Ehemaliger Offizier of the 90. Leichte Division during the Africa campaign in 1941-42 - that's all I got.
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Is that Marilyn Manson on his busby? http://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2009/post-1062-1234544499.jpghttp://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2009/post-1062-1234544702.jpg
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Zum 65-sten Geburtstag im Namen der alten Kameraden Horst Bi.... ? could it be Bittmann? - or is there a ch at the end -
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2. Sicherungsdivision = 15. Vorpostenflottille or 18. Vorpostenflottille
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I knew you had one - thanks for contributing Hardy
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In 1916 Wachtmeister Koslowski served at the Etappen-Pferdedepot 8 in Russisch-Krottingen (Lithuania) Here is one of the remounts of EPD 8, ridden by Wachtmeister Bornherz from K?nigsberg
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DDR Post your favorite East German DDR uniform
Naxos replied to Paul R's topic in Germany: Post 1945: Bundesrepublik & DDR
Yes, she is (born in 63) - Her uniform is from the 80s :cheers: -
Here as well: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medalla_Militar
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The medal is from the civil war era 1936 - 39 It's called: medalla individual al merito en campa?a you can see one here: http://picasaweb.google.com/ageletraluy/CR...105725189660722 Regards, Hardy
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The Fechterabzeichen was instituted in Prussia in 1889 (Bavaria 1890). The award was bestowed by the commander of a cavalry regiment for proficiency in fighting with a lance from horseback. A maximum of twelve per Squadron could be given out in a year. The award had several classes. The Fechterabzeichen was worn on the right sleeve in form of one or more chevrons. Hardy
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shoulder board device
Naxos replied to Naxos's topic in Germany: Imperial Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Personal Equipment
for comparison:
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natural dyes fade at a different rate
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Wachtmeister Koslowski Perhaps someone can post a Fechterabzeichen I can make out the number 8 on a shoulder strap
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shoulder board device
Naxos replied to Naxos's topic in Germany: Imperial Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Personal Equipment
Yes, I was thinking Eisenbahn, since there is no crown but wasn't sure because of all the "curls" -
Any idea what monogram this is? two ribbons Stamp on the back with a Berlin address
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Yes, Fu?artillerie-Regiment Nr.18 (Niederzwehren - Kassel) XI Armee Korps. Their shoulder straps were white with a red eight Regards, Hardy
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Chip here is a close-up - IR104 No name with the photo but dated October 1918 And the enlargement also reveals a mistake - I was wrong, I thought he had no EK2.
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He received the Iron Cross second class on April 18, 1871
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Not much to add from the Regimental history Rittmeister Gockel commanded the 5th squadron during the war of 70/71. Here are some details to the awards he received in 1871
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Heer IR 16 Shoulderboards
Naxos replied to sef1962's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Equipment
very nice original Hauptmann boards. See here: http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/Gliede...menter/IR16.htm -
EK 1914 IRON CROSS for non German nationals
Naxos replied to Rowan Stevens's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
looks a bit like Gerd von Rundstedt -
Danke, hab schon alles runtergeladen (Got it already) Hardy
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Here is Gockel's entry in the Personalien of the 3. Bad Drag Rgt Nr.22 History 1898 Hardy
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Minenwerferkommando 3 from Pionierbataillon 10 - nice picture :cheers:
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appreciate your comment Chip - The album has over 200 photos, most with captions, from fall 1916 to summer 1918 Hardy
