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Article about: Gentlemen, Could some-one please identify these boards for me. I have some idea but would like 2nd opinion. Your help very much appreciated. Regards Detlef

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    Gentlemen,
    Could some-one please identify these boards for me. I have some idea but would like 2nd opinion. Your help very much appreciated.
    Regards
    Detlef
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    Hi Detlef, welcome to the forum by the way!

    The first one is East German, second is Fire service (I think?) and the final one is Luftwaffe.

    Cheers, Ade.

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    Ade.
    Again thanks for quick reply. I had originally thought the 3rd board was Cavalry. The waffenfarbe is more a golden-yellow colour. What got me thinking was the actual colour of the board itself. Under natural light it appears to be a bluish-grey. Not that I question you, I'm just thowing it out there.
    Regards
    Detlef

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    Hi Detlef, no worries! Asking questions is how we all learn!

    The strap is well used but the blue/grey colour shows up well where the missing pip once was. Plus another big pointer is the Luftwaffe pattern NCO's tresse. The Army used a diamond pattern tresse similar to that seen on the East German strap.

    Cheers, Ade.

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    Thanks Ade.
    I've got a lot of questions. It's nice to have someplace to find answers.
    Detlef

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    That first board(left top) is a subdued Uffz board for the East German army, to be used on the field uniforms.

    The second board is a WW2 era Volunteer Fire Police NCO. Nice one!

    The final board is a Luftwaffe(WW2) Feldwebel, assigned to a flight or paratrooper unit.

    Nice stuff!

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    Thanks guys,

    Really appreciated....

    Detlef

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    Quote by Paul R View Post
    The final board is a Luftwaffe(WW2) Feldwebel, assigned to a flight or paratrooper unit.
    Hello,
    the rank for the last shoulderstrap is Oberfeldwebel, but a pip is missing...
    thanks


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