Hi all,
Not quite sure about this one.Could it have been issued to a civi vehical park attendant?
The fonts may be a bit iffy .
Any help would be great
Cheers
David
Hi all,
Not quite sure about this one.Could it have been issued to a civi vehical park attendant?
The fonts may be a bit iffy .
Any help would be great
Cheers
David
Last edited by Thanatos; 10-22-2011 at 03:49 AM. Reason: uggghh beep images
Hello,
Heim. Pf. Park 5 = Heimat-Pferde-Park 5 - 5th Home Horse Park
Kasernen Stuttgart - Lexikon der Wehrmacht
Yup, the Wehrmacht is mostly thought of as a very modern military force with a lot of mechanization and for the time the most advanced engineering in vehicles- both true, but a large percentage of it was still horse-drawn as well.
Ohhhhh- pillage then burn...
Thank you gentlemen.Was tossing up between motor and horse.
To right Matt,horses paid a major part in German military transport in WW2 From arty to field kitchens and every thing between.Each Inf. company had i think 3 horse drawn wagons,one as a field kitchen and two for baggage.As fuel became more and more scarce horse drawn transport had to be utilised at most logistical levels.
A bonus was i guess was that horses were a readily available soarce of food.
Thanks again for the id fella's.
Cheers and have a good one
Dave
Exactly. And yet it's surprising how few Veterinär and Pferde-Park discs one sees- with something like a million horses in service (I think is the figure I've read), one would expect a good deal more 'horse support' type units to be around...
Ohhhhh- pillage then burn...
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