Hi,
Great picture of some old vets that knew only victory. They all look really proud, especially the EK2 trager, this was before the EK2 was greatly debased. Maybe the crazy hat is some sort of regional costume?
Regards,
Sam
Hi,
Thanks for taking the time to look up the information. I agree, of course. I just thought that the issue had come up in a past thread.
Kind regards,
Sam
Hi,
Nice bar, Godet is the best and the Saxe-Meiningen Ehrenkreuz für Verdienste im Kriege is one of the best looking imperial state decorations for bravery. I think there is still a question as to this decoration being awarded to officers only . I always thought so, but I think others here have proven they were given to NCO's as well.
Kind regards,
Sam K.
Hi,
I'm sorry, but I can't remember exactly which one. I had several books on AFV's, but I sold them recently. Perhaps it was a different photo, but the same crew? Several of the individuals stand out in my memory is why I think I've seen it before.
Regards,
Sam
Wow!, That's an understatement in this case. Great uniform and very interesting thread. Many thanks for showing this to the forum. Kind regards, Sam K.
Hi, I had never heard of a challenge coin until my son joined the Army back in 2002. I myself spent 8 years in the USMC. When did this practice start and what exactly are they for? I'm still don't really understand them even after my son gave me a somewhat rambling explanation. Kind regards, Sam
Hi, I just acquired this pic, I'd love to have that bar. From what I see it is: RAO4 X KO 3rd class (?) X Long Service SWA with 4 bars Centenary Freidrich Orden 1st X Saxon Albert Orden 1st X
Hi, Very interesting thread. It would seem that of all the armies in the world, the German army would certainly have the regulations concerning these subtleties in print somewhere. Thanks, Sam
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