Leutwein

I can only add some pictures.

For example this one.

A Sergeant of the "Schutztruppe" after the campaign against the Hereros and Hottentotten.

On the bar:

Milit?rehrenzeichen II

silberne Verdienstmedaille mit Schwertern des S?chs.-Ernestinischen Hausordens (Coburg-Gotha)

Deutsch-S?dwestafrika- Denkm?nze mit 5 Gefechtsspangen

A nice pic. but still without a name :unsure:

@Roman Slivin

Yes it is Erich G?rtner. Do you have some more informations of him

@Rick Research

Wow in the 70s I wasn?t still born

One of the certificates of Oberstleutnant Martin Julius Gerhard Kadelbach

All the best

Karsten

@Rick Research

For sure! Wasn?t it Generalmajor Maximilian Graf von Yorck von Wartenburg who asphyxiated by a malfunctioning coal heater?

Count Waldersee died 1904 in Hannover.

Best wishes

Karsten

:speechless: Sorry!

It is Max Radermacher.

Commander of RIR 116

Pic of the backside

Best wishes

Karsten

all the decorations of Count Waldersee

and the medal bar of

Generalfeldmarschall Graf von Waldersee

And the last one and "unfortunately" an older one (didn?t receive his HOH for WW1). But I hope it is also interesting.

All the best

Karsten

Ribbon bar of Max Rademacher

Major Max Rademacher

Medals of G?rtner

Major G?rtner

Close up of his medal bar :jumping:

Oberstleutnant Kadelbach

And some more informations from "Deutsches Kolonialblatt Jahrgang 1907"

Unfortunately no pics, because their pixels are to high for posting them

On the 13rd April 1907 reached Cuxhaven....

...Die Stabs?rzte Dr. Berger and Dr. Ambros...

and

den Roten Adler Orden 4. Klasse mit Schwertern am wei?en Band mit schwarzer Einfassung

1) ...

2) ...

3) dem Stabsarzt Dr. Ambros im Stabe des Etappenkommandos S?d

All the best

Karsten

his appointment to the "Schutztruppe f?r Deutsch-S?dwestafrika"

Also from MVB 1905

And some more entries from the MWB 1905

His farewell from the 1st Eastasian Inf.-Regt. and his appointment to the 5. Bad. Inf. Regt. 113

the third one

Took some hours but I hope these excerpts can solve your questions.

The first one shows the promotion to "Oberarzt der Reserve" Page 931 Milit?rwochenblatt 1900 Band I

the second one shows the transfer to the prussians Page 2762 Milit?rwochenblatt 1900 Band II

and the last one shows his appointment to the "3. Bad. Drag. Regt. Prinz Karl Nr. 22" Page 152 Milit?rwochenblatt 1901 Band I

All the best

Karsten

Why should he get the china-medal???

Excerpt from Milit?rwochenblatt 1901 Band II Seite 2071:

"Berlin, den 5. September 1901

Von den Begleitkommandos der Abl?sungsmannschaften f?r die Ostasiatische Besatzungsbrigade aus dem Heere ausgeschieden und gleichzeitig in der Ostasiat. Besatzungs- Brig angestellt:

Dr. Ambros, Oberarzt beim 3. bad. Dragoner Regt. Prinz Karl Nr. 22, beim 2. Ostasiat. Inf. Regt."

As I know received only those "Ostasiaten" the china-medal who were in China from 30. May 1900 till 29. June 1901

So Dr Ambros wasn?t legitimated for the china-medal.

@Komtur

Great estate!!!!

Best wishes

Karsten

Hello Aleks,

it is the pic which RAO had posted. Thanks Mike!

The studio was in Zittau/ Saxony.

As you can see, on the last position the St. George and on the second the MEZII.

Best wishes

Karsten

Wow an interesting Thread! Are there also russians awards known to the Saxons??? I had a picture of a saxon veteran, who got the MEZII, Milit?r. St. Heinrichs-Medaille, 1870/71-Denkm. and the russian St. George!

Best wishes

Karsten

At first it?s a Vizefeldwebel (3 chevrons)!

No way to identify him. For GSWA were approx. 2805 MEZII awarded.

The 3rd one could be the colonial or china medal. Unfortunately has the pic a bad quality. But I would prefer a china-medal (due of the 2 battle clasps).

All the best

Leutwein

A detail of the medal bar

Hello Heiko,

I have no problem with the ribbon. Here a NCO of my collection. The same ribbon, only the red strikes are missing on your pic. Probably the flashlight is the reason for.

What do you think that it could also be???

Best wishes

Karsten

Nice pic!

I mean that it could only be the GSWA-medal in bronze for fighters.

Best wishes

Leutwein