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Hi Paul, I think this is a great idea. There are some new material since this book cames out and I consider it worth to be mentioned on a reprint of this volume. I still consider O'Conner books is the best source about the german aviation. Let me know if you start working. 1. I would buy a copy 2. It depend on the quality of the print. Do you plan to print this on color? Hard or soft cover? A price between 60 - 85 USD is fair. Regards Alex
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Thank you for your help. Regards Alex
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Thanks Dave. I agree with you on the first two ribbons, also on the last two. Number 4 could also be a German ribbon, like the Heasen AEZ. On this picture he is an Olt, therefor he was an Lt prior his service on turkey. He wear the German observer badge. He had to be an officer when he started training as observer. 1. Iron cross 2nd class 2. Oldenburg: Friedrich-August-Kreuz 2nd class with class 3. DA 9 (?) 4. ? 5. Turkey: war medal with clasp 6. Turkey: liakat medal Regards Alex
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I need some support to identify the ribbons on this ribbon bar. The guy on this picture looks to be a german officer who surved for the ottoman air service. He wear the german observer badge, ottoman aviation badge, iron cross and the wound badge. On the right chest the ottoman war medal. So far so good but what does he wear on the bar? can someone identify the clasp on the ribbon for the war medal? Regards Alex
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10.10.1915 Rttm Iwan von Stietencron (B) HG Mackensen, FA 22 23.05.1916 Olt Rolland Müller (B) FFA 27 13.02.1917 Lt Karl Piderit (B) FEA 6, FA 302 26.04.1917 Lt Hermann Büscher (B) +25.01.1918 FA A 258 04.12.1917 Lt Ernst Hilker (B) +14.01.1918 FA A 256 18.04.1918 Lt Wilhelm Schröder (B) FA A 213 20.11.1917 Lt Karl Fricke FEA 1O 04.12.1917 Olt Leopold Kuhlmann FA A 256 07.01.1918 Lt Hans Lindemann FA A 217 18.04.1918 Lt Theo Prüssner Bogohl 7 20.08.1918 Lt Frizt Fromme FA A 265 18.10.1918 Lt Hans Rohdewald FA A 232 01.11.1918 Lt Walter Wiegrebe FA A 224
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The last input remind me that i wanted to present you this picture along with the history of this man. Picture ist signed 1916 at Nordholz by Flugzeugobermatrose (later Flugobermaat) Heinrich Hahn. 12.02.1916 command to LFS Nordholz 05.03.1916 Landfliegerabzeichen 08.06.1916 promoted to Flugmaat (F) 20.10.1916 moved to zum Versuchs- und Uebungsflugpark (VÜFP) Ost 23.12.1916 moved back to LFS Nordholz 28.03.1917 moved to LFS Wainoden (from 16.04.1917 renamed to LFS Schlütterhof) 16.04.1917 EK II 28.07.1917 promoted to Flugobermaat 27.12.1917 EK I 15.11.1917 moved to Marine-Feld-Jagdstaffel (MFJ) 1 16.05.1918 wounded. Smooth landing at Ghistelles. Admitted to hospital.
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50, 60 or 80€ for one picture is not realy a high price, Depend on what kind of picture this are regular prices. I see pictures went for more than 400€ and more than one time. Pictures for more than 200€ are normal for aviation or tank theme. I bought several times pictures for more than 70€ and was outbid more time for this amount. Regards Alex
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Yes this man cames originaly from Flieger Ersatz Abteilung Nr 13. But they kept the number of the replacement unit after the tranfer on the front. Not possible to say where or when this picture was taken. Probalble this guy was a ground crew member but it could be also flight crew member. Regards Alex
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Hi Mercin, i think the book is in german. About the german Flieger Bataillone (FB) here some basic infos. Flieger Bataillon Nr. 1 Flieger Bataillon Nr. 2 Flieger Bataillon Nr. 3 Flieger Bataillon Nr. 4 Bayerisches Flieger Bataillon On the bottom you find a section called "durch das Bataillon aufgestellte Abteilungen" Means units introduced by this battalion. The number on the strapes of EM and NCO are assigned to the Flieger-Ersatz-Abteilungen not to Flieger Batallion. During the war there were no battalions. This were transfered to the units you find behind the links. Officer wear no number on the strapes only the winged propeller or the strapes of their regiment. Regards Alex