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What are yall's opinions on this Navy ribbon bar?  Its in excellent condition.  Any issues to be concerned about?
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John

It appears that this bar cant be identified.  I would have loved to seen who owned it

Hello, I would like to get this award as I've always wanted the gold version of the commanders cross 1st class but never could afford it.  I would like more opinions on this piece however as i've never held one or seen too many except online

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John

Ive always wanted one of these but never had the money. Ive never seen one in person so I would like any opinions yall have on this piece
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John

Could the top bar be identified?  the last ribbon is the Order of the White Elephant

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John

Here are some closeups of the bar.  High ranking? Identifiable?

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John

Could we put a name to this bar?

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John

Could any of these ribbon bars be identified?  (I know the middle one cant be so just the others)

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John

Hello, I got this bar at the Wilmington show and would like to try to see if we can identify it.  I dont know if it can be but if so I would like to ask for yall's help it finding the original owner.  Any help is appreciated

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John

Hello, Im at the OMSA Wilmington show and would like some opinions on these groupings. Any help is appreciated 
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John

Is there any online resources for researching Soviet Awards?

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John

Hello, what are some Online Resources for researching named American Medals and groups?
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John

Hello, are there any online resources for researching WWI and WWII British Medals?

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John

Hello, I dont know really if this is a good or even right place for this but I would like to get a translation of a section of these two films. I am doing research on Generalmajor Otto Korfes and he is mentioned in both of these films. I would only need the translation of the specified timeframes mentioning him which ill show

http://www.progress-film.de/der-augenzeuge-1949-28.html
8:12-8:49

http://www.progress-film.de/der-auge...1959-b-28.html
1:23-1:48

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John

Hello, Ignore the first post. I would like to get any radio broadcasts or video of Otto Korfes if any exists. If you know where I can find any as I have been looking I would greatly appreciate
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John

Hello, I'm researching GeneralMajor Otto Korfes and have already found some information on him but I have two questions:
 
1. I would like to know if there are any first hand accounts of his service recorded by him or anyone else?

2. any copies of the radio broadcasts he did or articles he wrote with the Fries Deutschland Committee (NKFD/BDO)? 

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John

Hello, Im interested in a ribbon bar that can be identified or is already named. If anybody has one they would like to sell please pm me.
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John

9 hours ago, hucks216 said:

There is information on Art.Rgt 64 at the Lexikon website whose link has been provided on some of the other forums where you have posted this request. I would say that it would be difficult to find any in depth details but you could always trawl through the archives and see if there is any mention of them in the War Diaries of the units it served under.

 

Major Walter Kuhn commanded II/Art.Rgt 64 until 31st Oct 1935. It is a common name so tracking any details down for the actual soldier without any further details might prove very difficult.

What archives would I need to look through?

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John

8 hours ago, GreyC said:

Hi,

it would be easier if you´d shown the whole jacket, as from the label it is not clear if he belonged to Fuß-Artillerie or Feld-Artillerie. As there seemingly was no Fuß-Artillerie Regiment of that number he must have served with the Saxon FAR 64.

There is a regimental history of this unit, but as he was no officer chances are slim he is mentioned in it.

Wagner, Erich: "Das 5. Kgl. Sächs. Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 64". Dresden 1922, 142 Seiten (Band 4 des sächs. Anteils der Erinnerungsblätter).

Probably the reason why he was called Kühn II is that Kühn I, given name Arno of same regiment, served in the 2nd Batterie. He was killed in action 1916.

Kühn II seems to have survived the war unharmed.

GreyC

 

 

 

Here is a picture of the full tunic 

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John 

Hello, I have an Artillerie Waffenrock belonging to a Kanonier Kühn II of the 5th Battery 64th Artillery Regiment. Is there anyway to find out any information on him?
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John

Hello, I got an Artillerie Waffenrock of the 64th Artillerie Regiment of the 5th Batterie but I haven't been able to find anything on this unit whatsoever.  Any help would be appreciated
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John

Hello, I would like opinions on this tunic. Im concerned because of the condition because it looks too new. Also would like to know what regiment this tunic was for.
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John

Hello, I need the gist of these records in the red box. I dont need it word for word just the gist of the translation
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John