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    I am searching for promotion data of Generalmajor a. D. Leo von Bernuth (1851-1944)

    1870 (?) - 1878/80 (?) Westphälisches Ulanen-Rgt. Nr. 5

    1878/80 (?) - 1888 2. Hannoversches Ulanen-Rgt. Nr. 14

    1888 - 1898/00 (?) 1. Großherzoglich Mecklenburgisches Dragoner-Rgt. Nr. 17

    1898/00 (?) - 1902 2. Schlesisches Dragoner-Rgt. Nr.8

    1902 - 1906/08 (?) Kommandeur 1. Großherzoglich Hessisches Dragoner-Rgt. Nr. 23

    1906/08 (?) - 1910 Kommandeur 29. Kavallerie-Brigade

    Kind regards, Komtur.

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    Hi Komtur,

    some more details:

    1.4.70: eingetreten im 5. Ulanen-Regiment.

    12.10.70: Portepee-Fähnrich.

    24.7.79: zum 14. Ulanen-Regiment versetzt.

    15.10.88: zum 17. Dragoner-Regiment versetzt.

    22.5.99: zum Dragoner-Regiment Nr. 8 versetzt.

    17.2.03: unter versetzung zum Dragoner-Regiment Nr. 23 mit der Führung beauftragt.

    18.4.03: zum Kommandeur des Dragoner-Regiments Nr. 23 ernannt.

    21.4.08: mit der führung der 29. Kavallerie-Brigade beauftragt.

    10.9.08: zum Kommandeur der 29. Kavallerie-Brigade ernannt.

    20.4.10: mit Pension zur Disposition gestellt.

    Regards

    Glenn

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    Am I confused, or are those some very non-German looking epaulettes he's wearing in the first photo? I don't think I've ever seen a German officer wearing epaulettes that have the bullion wire crescents instead of the metal crescents. :unsure:

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    Mike,

    they were the traditional pattern of epaulettes worn by the two Hessian Dragoon Regiments Numbers 23 and 24 with the "straps" of silver construction and an embossed half moon. The half moons were similar to the pattern worn by military officials.

    Regards

    Glenn

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    Mike,

    they were the traditional pattern of epaulettes worn by the two Hessian Dragoon Regiments Numbers 23 and 24 with the "straps" of silver construction and an embossed half moon. The half moons were similar to the pattern worn by military officials.

    Regards

    Glenn

    All right! Thanks, Glenn. I'd never seen those before, it almost looked like he was wearing epaulettes from some other army!!!! :speechless1:

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