David M

Hi Werner So the orders list from prussia is for every prussian order for every year stating both foreigners and prussians with full dates? (I know the hessians are not for every year)

Would that even go for the domestic awards? I know at least Kurhessen and Hannover have their awards listed seperatly in their own C&S

Just curious: would the orders of Baden,W?rttemberg, Bavaria and Anhalt be represented in full in the Staatshandb?cher of these countries? If so: with full dates or just years? This would be a great first start for a new roll I guess.

Hi David Because of the scale of data we may need, I cannot ask you to look something up just yet, but thanks very much for the offer. Really looking forward to see those docs in the L?beck thread!! regards David

The date of his L?H is 17.04.1918. So that would prove that it would not be stated in a 02.1918 RL. :-) Would there be a picture of the Moraht? (Preferably wearing his hanseatic award)

Would anyone have the Regimental History of IR 162, by Otto Dziobek? For obvious reasons, you can surely imagine. Would you be able to post an index of the book, that would be very helpfull. Would you be prepaired to put it on CD for a fair price, please PM me :-)

Hi I am looking for more specific info on the career of this German Naval officer. who commanded a U-Boot during WKI (that's all data I have) Thanks David

Hi Daniel I dont know Kleist, what are the full bibliographical data? I have him in Schr?der, but I find the dta by Schr?der to be incomplete and inaccurate. At least as far as the kurhessian Generals go. Thanks for the date though! regards David

Hi I am looking for career info on the officer mentioned above. He went from kurhessian in prussian service after the dissolving of the first in 1866 and was de-aktiviert als prussian Generallieutenant in 1871. Problem is, I cannot seem to find him in Priesdorf (which has an online index here: www.grosser-generalstab.de) Would there be a possible source I could use, most preferably including his pre 1866 career aswell? (I am also always looking for nice pictures ) Thanks in advance regards David

Hi Veteran Although sadly I do not know the answer to your question, the correct english translation would be the Order of Philipp the Magnanimous

Ah I see. I just assumed he got his CHDK25 before he went into prussian service in 1866.

Although replying to myself, I would like to give the titles I found and I think are of use to some of our members as well: Die Entwicklung der Feld-Artillerie von 1815 bis 1870 by H. M?ller. A second volume describes the rest of the 19th century.

Hi Komtur Just to be sure: would the cross right behind EK2 be the kurhessian Dienstauszeichnungskreuz f?r 25 Dienstjahre der Offiziere? David

Hi Would anyone have the following books: Moldenhauer, Siegfried Offizier-Stammliste des Kurhessischen J?ger-Bataillons Nr 11 1813-1907 I am looking for Nr 37 Has, Wilhelm Geschichte des 1. kurhessischen Feld-Artillerie-Regiments Nr 11 u. seine Stammtruppen I am looking for a scan of p. 742 K?hls, Felix Geschichte des k. Pr. Husaren-Regiments Kg. Humbert von Italien (1. Kurhess). I am looking for a scan of p. 716 Thanks a lot David

Thank you all for replying! Unfortunately, the award I was looking for on the admiral is not been shown (very clearly) on this photo :-(

I amsorry, not quite clear: dates of awards to members of foreign states (i.e. not-Swedish such as to Graf Perponcher-Sedlnitzky)

Ah I see :-) when was this, do you have the full date or more data on him? David

Hi Komtur Thanks that 's great!! I think he was pensioned with the rank as Generalarzt in 1883.

Does it give foreign dates and Coats of arms aswell?

Hi I am looking for career info on Carl Sachsofsky, a prussian Generalarzt, pensioned around 1883. A picture and ODM info would be great!! Thanks a lot David

Hi Could you help me out with a picture, possible with ODM of Vice-Admiral Mischke, Commanding officer of the Coastal Guard Ostsee during WWI? Thanks David

Wiesbaden is in Hessen-Nassau (former Herzogtum Nassau in this case)

Hi I am looking for any reference book on the development of artillery in the mid-19th century. In the german countries especially, or internationally. Thanks for your input regards David

Hi Glenn As fast as always! Appearently there are not many people around with your kind of sources Thanks again! David

Hi Jens Probably a relative I found mine here http://mdz1.bib-bvb.de/~ndb/ndbvoll.html David