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Great contribution Odulf. Don't stop.
@ Gunnar, you are right. The Harms who received the observer badge on 21.05.1918 is not Gerhard. It should be the Art.Mt. Harms from LFA who was at LFS Barge and later promoted to Vz.Fl.Mst.d.R. on 21.08.1918.
But Gerhard was canceled from the list of observer on 19th Sept. 1918.
That means the date of award to Gerhard Harms is missing.
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Now I recognise the picture of the reverse with the notation.
Flugmaat Harms received the observer badge on 21th May 1918 while he was at Kofl N.
Flugmeister Harms was canceled from the list of observer on 19th Sept. 1918 while hw was with II. SFA.
Regards Alex
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Thank you for your contribution. This thread is getting better with each new post. So please go on.
Do you have a name to this picture?
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Alex
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I am looking for informations about this early Romanian military pilot. He received Romanian license #4 on 18 July 1911.
Was involved on the second balcan war 1913, at WW1 leader of a squadron and died on July 27th, 1918. His brother Ion Cpasa was also a geat military pilot.
If someone have further information I would be very glad. Escpecially on the awards he got for his aviation service.
Does anyone have this book: Zburătorii României mari from Dr. Valeriu Avram?
He is mentioned on this book.
ThanksAlex
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Hi David,
I couldn't find a special reason for the award of the EK2 and the other awards. He got the EK2 for the good work he done during numerous flights, not for one reason. Same for the bulgarian awards. The unit at Varna works vary close with the bulgarian navy. On various flights bulgarian officers flew as observer on german planes. Müldner was one of the pilots who flew with bulgarian officers several reconnaissance missions.
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Nice picture, a cousin of my greatgrandfather actually flew #835, of the FF33E.
David,
your relative flew more planes at SFS Varna, like:
FF33e #529 (Flugmaat Müldner / Ob.Strm.Mt. Wittmann) on 26.01.1916, 29.01.1916, 30.01.1916, 31.01.1916, 01.02.1916 and many more
FF33e #507 (Flugmaat Müldner / bulg. Kapitänleutnant Liaptscheff) on 02.04.1916, 14.04.1916 and many more
FF33e #723 (Vize-Flugmeister Müldner / Flugmeister Wienecke) on 26.09.1916
FF33e #738 (Vize-Flugmeister Müldner / Flugmeister Wienecke) on 27.09.1916
FF33e #851 (Vize-Flugmeister Müldner / Lt.z.S. Wagner) on 01.05.1917
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Alex
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Thank you Alex,
do do you have an statistics on the number of Flieger, gefreiter, unteroffizier, FW, VFW, etc were pilots during the war?
were there any Flieger or gefreiter who shot down a plane? I wonder if these lower rank troops were used to ground support attacks.
I found an enlisted jasta pilot who had a victory.
Marat Schumm was with Jasta 52 since Feb. 1918 and had his first victory on 17.05.1918. It was a S.E.5a. He got the EK2 on 30.04.1918 (see document) and was promoted to Sergeant on 11.07.1918 and on 15.07.1918 to Unteroffizier. EK1 on 26.07.1918.Regards
Alex
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They consider conducting an airplane as something that could be learned by most peoples. Most pilots flow double seater planes and in most cases an officer was the leader of the plane. He took the decisions and directed the pilot. Another reason was the low numbers of officers. Most were needed for observer training.
Enlisted pilots were on all units including Jastas and giant planes units.
On the navy there were enlisted pilots and observers.
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Alex
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I own myself a Ulanka for an officer of Ulanen-Regiment „Graf Haeseler“ (2. Brandenburgisches) Nr. 11. He was transfered to the Fliegertruppe late 1917. Could not say if he was an pilot or observer. He wore the uniform without any modification during his duty at the Fliegertruppe. No winged prop device on the boards.
Alex
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You are correct with crown but without swords :-)
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Alex
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1. It is the Knight cross 1st cl. w. swords
4. Bavaria: Military Merite Order, 4th cl. with oakleaf
5. Anhalt: Friedrich cross 1914
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Alex
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Oldenburg: Kriegsdenkmuenze fuer den Feldzug 1815
1581 awards, including the late awards, which took place on 26 November 1834.
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Alex
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He doesn't wear a bavarian uniform, look at the buttons. Like ccj told, there are NO Bavarian Dragoon regiments.
I don't know why the bavarian crown is in the top of the badge.
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Alex
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He is an Hptm not an Lt. It is a bavarian aviation badge.
RegardsAlex
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I'm glad that you found one of this badges: sometimes it feels like "100 years" to find a real one of this navy badges.
It seems you have the informations from the diary of SFS Flandern I.
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Alex
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Great badge. Thanks for presenting the badge on this thread.
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Alex
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Thank for your contribution. The last one is the patch for Oberflug
meistermaat.Attached you find a picture of an Oberflugmaat and observer.
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Alex
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100 years german navy aviation
in Germany: Imperial: The Orders, Decorations and Medals of The Imperial German States
Posted · Edited by jaba1914
from left to right:
Flugmaat Huthmacher (P), Lt.z.S. Eugen Zapp (B), Vizeflugmeister Hilger (B), Lt.z.S. Friedrich Christiansen (P), Flugmaat Karl Elsaesser (B), Lt.d.R.M.A. Hans Röver (P)