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A few more:

I can't make out the first name on Lt.d.R. Frank's entry here. Any guesses?

Definitely Hermann.

That's what the Bios series has for him:

Born: 28 Aug 1880 in Geestem?nde

Died: 28 Aug 1942 in Berlin (Killed in an Air Raid)

Promotions:

Charakter als F?hnrich (20 Mar 1899); F?hnrich (16 Nov 1899); Leutnant (18 Aug 1900); Oberleutnant (27 Jan 1910); Hauptmann (22 Apr 1914); Charakter als Major (09 Apr 1920); Ministerialdirigent (01 Aug 1937)

Career:

Entered the Army as a F?hnrich and Company-Officer in the 80th Fusilier-Regiment (20 Mar 1899-24 Jul 1904)

Educator at the Cadet-House Potsdam (25 Jul 1904-31 Mar 1907)

Educator at the Cadet-House Berlin-Gro?-Lichterfelde (01 Apr 1907-18 Sep 1907)

Governor of Princes Heinrich XXXVIII. and Heinrich XLII. Reuss j.L. (19 Sep 1907-31 Mar 1909)

Company-Officer in the 4th Foot-Guards-Regiment and Flying-Training (01 Apr 1909-21 Apr 1914)

Hauptmann with the Regiments-Staff of the 4th Foot-Guards-Regiment (22 Apr 1914-31 Jul 1914)

Officer with Special Duties with the 11th Flying-Battalion (01 Aug 1914-1915)

Leader of the 42nd Flying-Battalion (1915-00 Dec 1915)

Leader of the 5th Flying-Battalion (00 Dec 1915-00 Jan 1916)

Leader of the 300th Field-Flying-Battalion 'Pascha' (00 Jan 1916-00 Oct 1916)

Squadron-Leader in the Homeland (00 Oct 1916-00 Jan 1917)

General-Staff-Training (00 Jan 1917-00 Jul 1917)

Commander Of Flying of Army-Group F (Palestine) (00 Jul 1917-00 Mar 1918)

General-Staff-Officer with the Staff of the 3rd Landwehr-Division (00 Mar 1918-1919)

Retired (1919)

Entered Luftwaffe Service and Detached to the RLM (01 Mar 1936-30 Apr 1936)

Department-Chief in the Raw Material and Import Staff, at the same time in the Office for German Raw and Made Materials, RLM (01 May 1936-28 Aug 1942)

Killed in an Air Raid in Berlin (28 Aug 1942)

No item, but here's a picture of Lw Ministerialdirigent (equivalent Generalmajor) Hans Eduard von Heemskerck (1880-1942):

BTW, here's something for David M:

page #4:

page #3, bottom entry:

page #3:

page #2, bottom entries:

page #2:

The paper is too large to fit onto the scanner, therefore the last entry is missing:

Got this off ebay recently. It is a list of all officers who were commanded to the Fahnenjunkerkurs in Döberitz in April 1918. Maybe it is of some research interest.

Dr. med. from the University of Tübingen in 1891.

In 1935, he lived in Stuttgart, Marienstr. 52, and published on the genealogy of his family.

Great, thanks, as usual ultra-fast! I suspected this combination should be traceable.

Dr. Kohlhaas (1867-1952) is not in the DOA, but he made Obermedizinalrat in Stuttgart after WW1, according to the title of his autobiography published by his son in 1967. I will try to get this book and see if there are some pics in it.

I could not yet find a Dr. med. date (he probably got it in Tübingen).

Yes, there might have been a silk backing, I agree.

The back is the cheapo version, not uncommon for Württemberg bars!

This one came from Heiko. There is a small hole in the second ribbon (WKX), but not in the 3rd one (WF). Interesting is the Charlottenkreuz - that with the PrRed Cross award makes me think medic...?

What would knock down "3" to The One would be finding out who among these three received the AUSTRIAN WW1 award.

Yes! We need those ?MK3 rolls from Vienna! I can't imagine they were destroyed there at some point. They must be in some archive!!

Dr. med. in 1887 from the University of Munich.

That looks very convincing. I think you've got him!

What a great job, especially when working with copies. Maybe someone could check the original papers for the really hard to read cases!

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Excellent work!!

Very interesting! Rick, is there a reason why Francke - as a Saxon native - did not get an SV?

The recent Berlin conclave of the Arcane Society of Research Gnomes? has turned up lists of the colonial medals recipients.

Wow! Great work!

What is the backing colour?