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Article about: Hello, everyone. I've not posted in a while, I've been busy selling a lot of things in my collection so I had my hands full. Anyway, I came across these two pictures on Sammlermarkt. I'd lik

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    Hello, everyone.

    I've not posted in a while, I've been busy selling a lot of things in my collection so I had my hands full.
    Anyway, I came across these two pictures on Sammlermarkt. I'd like to know what they are?

    I have a feeling that the young man with his wife is maybe a commercial airplane pilot if there was even such a thing during ww2? Or some kind of luftpost?

    I'd have no idea on the old man, his collar tabs seem to be trucks.

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    Hopefully someone knows

    Regards,
    Bas

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    Quote by Gimmie View Post
    I'd have no idea on the old man, his collar tabs seem to be trucks.

    Regards,
    Bas
    Buses.
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    Searching for anything relating to, Anton Boos, 934 Stamm. Kp. Pz. Erz. Abt. 7, 3 Kompanie, Panzer-Regiment 2, 16th Panzer-Division (My father)

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    Thank you!

    So a busdriver I'd assume?

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    Quote by Gimmie View Post
    I have a feeling that the young man with his wife is maybe a commercial airplane pilot if there was even such a thing during ww2? Or some kind of luftpost?
    He's a civilian firefighter serving with a Fliegerhorstfeuerwehr [airfield firefighting service] of the Luftwaffe. His rank is Feuerwehrmann, i.e. the lowest rank which - along with the second-lowest rank of Oberfeuerwehrmann - had the status of an Arbeiter [worker/laborer].

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    Quote by HPL2008 View Post
    He's a civilian firefighter serving with a Fliegerhorstfeuerwehr [airfield firefighting service] of the Luftwaffe. His rank is Feuerwehrmann, i.e. the lowest rank which - along with the second-lowest rank of Oberfeuerwehrmann - had the status of an Arbeiter [worker/laborer].
    Ah, are those the ones that wear the feuerwehr helmet with the luftwaffe decal on them and the painted white band around the middle?

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    Quote by Gimmie View Post
    Ah, are those the ones that wear the feuerwehr helmet with the luftwaffe decal on them and the painted white band around the middle?
    I don't know about white bands, but otherwise yes. They wore the same helmets as civilian fire brigades, but with the decals as worn on Luftwaffe steel helmets (eagle and shield).

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    Not all helmets have the white bands. The bands indicate leaders in the brigade.
    BOB

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

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    The guy with the "busses" seems to be Deutsche Reichsbahn,
    as when he was a Postal buss-driver, he would have had the
    wreath around the cockade. I think instead of the busses
    he is wearing a truck-device.
    Please make a better scan from
    the collar-patch-device.

    Unknown WW2 German uniforms

    HPL2008 is right with the other guy!

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