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    Guest Rick Research
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    Arrrgh. All it says is "from the course that took place in February." (von im Februar stattgefundene Kursus)

    Posted (edited)

    Hello

    It looks like the one piece work uniform, or aircraft mechanics uniform, as it's allso called. I have allso seen this uniform being worn by flak gunners, and soldiers on several other work duties. The photo below is actually from a flak regiment. I tried to make a close up of a photo that I have in my collection. The photo shows them on what looks like farm duty.

    Snoopy

    Edited by Snoopy
    Posted

    Not a problem. I will make the enlargments tonight.

    I was able to get a good scan of the collar tabs on the Officer in the back. They seem to be the normal type for a LW Leutnant.

    Posted

    Hello

    It looks like the one piece work uniform, or aircraft mechanics uniform, as it's allso called. I have allso seen this uniform being worn by flak gunners, and soldiers on several other work duties. The photo below is actually from a flak regiment. I tried to make a close up of a photo that I have in my collection. The photo shows them on what looks like farm duty.

    Snoopy

    Hello!

    I agree. :D

    Regards

    Nesredep

    Posted

    When I sharpen things up, the sign on the Left appears to be a "14" and the one on the right appears to be the letter "F" in a circle.

    Posted

    Here is the best image I can get of the officer in the back... notice the regular LW style tabs. This portion of the photo is blown up by 600%.

    It is an early photo because of the presence of collar tabs on the overcoat and the crossbelt.

    Posted

    When I sharpen things up, the sign on the Left appears to be a "14" and the one on the right appears to be the letter "F" in a circle.

    I would imagine the letter "F" denotes the block / building and looking at the other side the number "14" denotes a Fire Alarm Point.

    Kevin in Deva. :beer:

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