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    #16
    Pyrotechnic Signal Flares

    When "in the field" where were the Handleuchtzeichen and/or Einhandsignal carried?

    Jon.

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      #17
      Originally posted by jon m. View Post
      When "in the field" where were the Handleuchtzeichen and/or Einhandsignal carried?

      Jon.
      simple answer is: during night time excersizes and night alarms and night guard duty...Cheers, Torsten.

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        #18
        Originally posted by jon m. View Post
        I know that this is not the best picture, but does this blue Schuhputzzeug look like the one's seen in the NVA?

        http://cgi.ebay.de/DDR-NVA-Reste-Kis...QQcmdZViewItem

        Jon.
        Jon,
        yes, this is the shoe cleaning utensil of NVA. You could by it in different colors in the MHO. I had one in red (weapon color of the artillery ).

        AR-11, Dirk

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          #19
          Originally posted by AR-11 View Post
          Jon,
          yes, this is the shoe cleaning utensil of NVA. You could by it in different colors in the MHO. I had one in red (weapon color of the artillery ).

          AR-11, Dirk
          you could buy at it the MHO, but it was not actually an NVA issued Schuhputzzeug...or was it? I seem to remember bringing mine with me from home (it was one of the things on the leaflet that we were told to bring) and then of course I kept topping it up with replacment items from the MHO...Cheers, Torsten.

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            #20
            Originally posted by torstenbel View Post
            you could buy at it the MHO, but it was not actually an NVA issued Schuhputzzeug...or was it? I seem to remember bringing mine with me from home (it was one of the things on the leaflet that we were told to bring) and then of course I kept topping it up with replacment items from the MHO...Cheers, Torsten.
            Torsten,
            like many other things it also was not produced especially for the NVA. One could buy it also in camping and sports goods stores (SPOWA). There was no exclusively for the NVA produced shoe cleaning utensil. And, you are fully right, one had to bring a set of it with from home for the conscription.

            AR-11, Dirk

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              #21
              Originally posted by AR-11 View Post
              Torsten,
              like many other things it also was not produced especially for the NVA. One could buy it also in camping and sports goods stores (SPOWA). There was no exclusively for the NVA produced shoe cleaning utensil. And, you are fully right, one had to bring a set of it with from home for the conscription.

              AR-11, Dirk
              ah SpoWa....there is another word that everyone knew, but I had completely forgotten about.... Cheers, Torsten.

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                #22
                Originally posted by torstenbel View Post
                ah SpoWa....there is another word that everyone knew, but I had completely forgotten about.... Cheers, Torsten.


                One could forget that stores safely....



                AR-11

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                  #23
                  Felddienstuniformen

                  Dag, Dirk and Torsten. Were all of you issued the strichtarn panzeranzug? If you were, were you also issued a regular strichtarn FDU?

                  If issued with both: Did you wear the FDU or the Panzeranzug when not working with your SFL or T-72, but still "in the field?"

                  I hope that last sentence makes sense.

                  Jon.

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by jon m. View Post
                    Dag, Dirk and Torsten. Were all of you issued the strichtarn panzeranzug? If you were, were you also issued a regular strichtarn FDU?

                    If issued with both: Did you wear the FDU or the Panzeranzug when not working with your SFL or T-72, but still "in the field?"

                    I hope that last sentence makes sense.

                    Jon.
                    Jon,
                    I had the black Panzeranzug and the "normal" Stichtarn-FDU. We did not have the Strichtarn-Panzeranzug in AR-11. The "black" we wore always in the fieldtrainings-camps; not during trainings in the barracks or on the garrison-trainingsfield.
                    At the OHS we wore the "old" green-grey Panzeranzug, every time in trainings with the SFL.

                    AR-11, Dirk
                    Last edited by AR-11; 11-02-2006, 11:39 AM.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by AR-11 View Post
                      Jon,
                      I had the black Panternanzug and the "normal" Stichtarn-FDU. We did not have the Strichtarn-Panzeranzug in AR-11. The "black" we wore always in the fieldtrainings-camps; not during trainings in the barracks or on the garrison-trainingsfield.
                      At the OHS we wore the "old" green-grey Panzeranzug, every time in trainings with the SFL.

                      AR-11, Dirk
                      to add to Dirk's observations...when anything dirty had to be done, we wore black...but at all other times we wore the Strichtarn FDU...we did not get the greenish Panzeranzug anymore that Dirk still got...(I started there the same year that Dirk left). Cheers, Torsten.

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                        #26
                        Rifle Cleaning Kit

                        What is the slot used for? The one circled in red.

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                          #27
                          Date?

                          Would the "75" in KhG 5/115/75 mean 1975?
                          Also how do you "decode" markings like III-12-8 525?

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by jon m. View Post
                            Would the "75" in KhG 5/115/75 mean 1975?
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                            I think Yes.

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                              #29
                              I have no questions regarding these cat's eyes as I used them myself, but I do think they fit into this thread quite well....they were used to secure marching columns. WHite on the front of the column and red on the rear. Cheer, Torsten.
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                                the reverse..
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