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RAD Officer's Tunic - Custom Variant for Oberstfeldmeister

Article about: Hello, Forgive all my pictures but I wanted to give a big lens on this piece. Please find the details below on this variant / custom RAD Oberstfeldmeister Officer's tunic. Wim Saris and othe

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    With many subjects I have persons at hand that mentor me for many years.
    For example I asked my RAD-mentor in Germany about the jacket and he
    came with this answer, he got from a former RAD-member:

    "I did wear one myself. Pitily I do not have further information, except I know
    the jacket I did receive in fall 1944. The one I got was not from a good quality
    material, but liked it better as the old and very worn uniform we had. I do not
    remember if we got just the jacket, or also a complete new uniform.
    Best regards Horst"
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    What we need now, is an actual photo. Maybe one day such photo will show up!
    Thanks to my RAD-mentor, who is helping me for at least 35 years. He is my
    back-up for many difficult questions!

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    Congratulations on acquiring a very rare tunic. One of these days it will end up illustrated in a reference book.
    BOB

    LIFE'S LOSERS NEVER LEARN FROM THE ERROR OF THEIR WAYS.

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    Quote by Wilhelm Saris View Post
    With many subjects I have persons at hand that mentor me for many years.
    For example I asked my RAD-mentor in Germany about the jacket and he
    came with this answer, he got from a former RAD-member:

    "I did wear one myself. Pitily I do not have further information, except I know
    the jacket I did receive in fall 1944. The one I got was not from a good quality
    material, but liked it better as the old and very worn uniform we had. I do not
    remember if we got just the jacket, or also a complete new uniform.
    Best regards Horst"
    .

    What we need now, is an actual photo. Maybe one day such photo will show up!
    Thanks to my RAD-mentor, who is helping me for at least 35 years. He is my
    back-up for many difficult questions!
    Many thanks to Wim. for going the "Extra Mile" as usual... Yes... A photo would be nice. I will scour my many pics for any evidence of such one. G
    I'd rather be A "RaD Man than a Mad Man "

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    Wilhelm thanks for the private message and the research. I am very fortunate to have not passed on this tunic. I guess even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in awhile. I would offer a $25.00 reward to anyone who can send me a period photo of this tunic in wear in 1944. I will pay postage for the photo. Good luck in the quest. I would say in 1944 the Nazi's were likely not posing for many photos and most likely if we did find a photo it would be from the back as they were running for Berlin from the allied forces and the Russians.
    Last edited by Rossi; 09-25-2016 at 05:52 AM.
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    Looks great - as the war progressed lots of regulations went by the wayside, it was all supply and demand.
    Horst
    "He who hesitates is lost - is not only lost but miles from the next exit"

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