WW 2 - German, Soviet, Western Allies uniforms, awards, militaria. War Relics forum

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I have the opportunity to purchase this yosegaki hinomaru and I wanted to get some Hi all, so I'm clearing out to sell some of my acquired relics. I bought this from a Russian seller about 10 years ago - he said it came from clearing This is one I have no clue where it came from. My brother forgot he had it until we were digging up stuff to post here. This sword belongs to my wife's stepdad who told me that his father or grandfather brought it back with him from the Philippines after serving there during Charles Edward Arnold was born in Cowles, Nebraska in November 1920. On April 30, 1940 he joined the U.S. Navy as an apprentice seaman at the Navy recruiting Hello! I have always liked history, and have found myself particularly interested in the 20th century this year, and of course that means the realms of World War militaria collectors and historians forum. Uniforms, armor, battlefields at War Relics ForumWhilst searching through the internet I came across the following photographs of paintings There and Back Again; The Incredible Journey of the C Section, 3rd Field Ambulance Red Cross Flag, from Western Australia,I have found these colour photographs that show PAF Pilots after receiving the DistinguishedThought it was time to post my favourite part of this hobby! I know that not to everyones taste, my mini's/salesman/letter This is what the Uniformen-Markt from May 1, 1936 says on page 86:(published also in the magazine I found the following colour photographs on the internet and just thought that some of you I have found the following paintings , which I thought I would share with everyone, I sincerely hope that you enjoy them This thread is an SS Runic Decal Reference thread whereby WRF helmet collectors can quickly compare SS decals and learn the various styles, makers, patterns and shell applications. This should be a great resource for collectors wondering if the SS runic decal on the helmet they are perhaps looking at buying is not only authentic but is the shell maker correct for the helmet. Hiya, ATS girls had to do PT like all other soldiers. So they needed a complete range of specially designed sports wear. Hi Guys, as this question comes up very often, I thought it would be useful to place a pinned thread on the subject?The key to determining an The origins of the insignia in the SS Totenkopfverbaende, or SS Wachverbaende as they were called in 1935 in the documents below give rise to much speculation. The cuff titles were introduced in the latter part of 1935, for instance, the one pictured here. This regalia was subject to strict control as you see here. I'm sharing here with the WW1 aficionados,what i think is the most incredible find for a couple of years ,in our soil of France.A member of my french forum digged this stuff last week,in a kind of dump site.Liste der Presswerk-Codes der Materialprüfungsanstalt, Stand: 31. Dezember 193821 Neuyork-Hamburger Gummiwaren-Kompanie, Hamburg 22 Bebrit-Preßstoffwerke GmbH, Bebra und C.F. Schlothauer, Ruhla23 Lüdenscheider Metallwerke AG, Busch-Jäger, Lüdenscheid 24 Gebrüder Merten, Gummersbach25 Süddeutsche Isolatorenwerke GmbH, Freiburg31 Vereinigte Isolatorenwerke AG, (Viacowerke) Berlin-Pankow32 H. Römmler AG, Spremberg33 Wolff und Co KG, Walsrode I decided not to translate the term “Reichszeugmeisterei”, as it is generally recognized and commonly used in its original German form; a rough translation would be “National Quartermasters Department”.I translated the term parteiamtliche Gegenstände somewhat literally as offical Party items , one could use other translations, too, such as as controlled items of the Party etc. In this list you can find examples of the SS gear with early markings on it. If you have something to add, you are welcome. Look here for full list This article can in no way be exhaustive due to the scarcity of the subject matter. This will, hopefully, go some way to give an overview of the many differing types of issued tropical caps seen in German service in World War II. The most distinguishable issue item of the WWII German soldier in North Africa Mediterranean theatre of Operations was his field cap. This was simply termed Afrikamutze by the troops, but in todays collecting terminology it is the m40 Tropical Field Cap. Along with his tropical issue service uniform and specially designed fieldgear, this simple but useful item set him aside from his Continental comrades and added to the mystique of his image as a serving member of the famous Deutches Afrika Korps (DAK). Here is list of units in Afrika and the Balkans: copied from C Evans list, Thanks. 1941-42. Combat Troops Staff: WaffenfarbeGenerals---Color was Red. --------------------------------------------------Color is: White. Army Group Staffs. A.G's. G,E,F, Staffs.Army Staffs. Army Group A 2,12 Staffs.Armored Group Staffs. Afrika. Korps Stabs. 11th, 30th, 51st, 52nd, 65th, 68th, 69th, 91st.Reserve Stabs. 59th.Motorized Korps Stabs. 41st.-------------------------------------------------- This is an item of insignia which has been well reproduced for many years and catches a lot of collectors out. However, it is one I wish to show you some photos from battlefields of SS - Nord Division in Noth Karelia(Russia). I hope they will be pleasant

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