Sorry Blackcat...... I was wondering if the owners of the two tags would have worked together on the same ship. If so they might have known each other.
Sorry Blackcat...... I was wondering if the owners of the two tags would have worked together on the same ship. If so they might have known each other.
It's possible they might have known each other. However as far as I know this unit was composed of former Kriegsmarine personnel but didn't operate from ships and was under the control of the Heer.
Ok I can see where you are coming from on this one.....Paul
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the payroll number on tags... if the number is low would that indicate a high rank . if so was that continued after the war ended?
a rely nice peice!
Several of these must have popped out of the woodwork at the same time, here is mine.
Yes its looking like it, we might have the whole crew soon! They have a very distinctive S (font) Has this type of font used on any other tag? .... paul
Nice pieces!
To me it seems this POW tags were never been issued and came from one find.
Austrian,
These are Marine-Schützen-Bataillon 122 tags
Formed 3.45 in Pillau under Festung Pillau (under Army command).
Not POW tags
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