Kriegsmarine kiel flakk and marine school?

[douglynn]

was he at kiel as flakk gunner

[douglynn]

was he at kiel as flakk gunner

few pics

[douglynn]

few pics

release paper and tag

[Simon Orchard]

was he at kiel as flakk gunner

Can't tell from that page Doug, just that he was Marine Artillerie. Any unit's or FP number's elsewhere in the book?

Edited January 11, 2006 by Simon Orchard

[douglynn]

cant find any fpn every single one is blacked out????looks like he never left the marinesshule wilhelmhaven and husum he did get to pay scale 13???

[douglynn]

seems a long time to be training???

[douglynn]

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[Simon Orchard]

Looks like basic training, then out to the 2 battery of MFA 232 which was in the wilhelmshaven area and then in '45 in for what seems to be officers training.

One entry i haven't seen thus far though. Under religion it says gottgl. what would that be?

Edited January 11, 2006 by Simon Orchard

[David Gregory]

Looks like basic training, then out to the 2 battery of MFA 232 which was in the wilhelmshaven area and then in '45 in for what seems to be officers training.

One entry i haven't seen thus far though. Under religion it says gottgl. what would that be?

Doug,

You have a nice little group. I find it interesting that a man from land-locked Bavaria spent the entire war with a navy unit in the Wilhelmshaven area. I spent a year at the university in W?rzburg, which is a beautiful city. By a coincidence, I recently received a complete WW1 document group of awards, award documents, Milit?rpass and Soldbuch to a Bavarian who served with naval artillery units in the north of Germany, the Somme and Flanders

Simon,

gottgl. is an abbreviation for gottgl?ubig, which he meas that he believed in God, but didn't commit himself to a particular religious demonination.

David

[douglynn]

Doug,

You have a nice little group. I find it interesting that a man from land-locked Bavaria spent the entire war with a navy unit in the Wilhelmshaven area. I spent a year at the university in W?rzburg, which is a beautiful city. By a coincidence, I recently received a complete WW1 document group of awards, award documents, Milit?rpass and Soldbuch to a Bavarian who served with naval artillery units in the north of Germany, the Somme and Flanders

Simon,

gottgl. is an abbreviation for gottgl?ubig, which he meas that he believed in God, but didn't commit himself to a particular religious demonination.

David

you beat me to it davidReligion Usually abbreviated. ev. (Evangelical-Lutheran), r. kath or kath. (Roman Catholic, ggl. (Gottglaubig-beliver in God), or % for atheist. Gef. Schnakenberg was a Lutheran.