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    #1

    Shirts!!

    Hi all

    I never spend much Time with the Shirts..but I have a few here and would like to know where they were worn..


    Shirt No.1
    white Shirt with Breast Pockets
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    closer
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      #3
      next is grey with no breast pockets
      btw what means the Size Tag 39N? 39 normal
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        #4
        the last is a grey one with breast pockets

        can anyone tell me what the button on the right sleeve is for?
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          button
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            Originally posted by Thälmannpionier View Post
            Hi all

            I never spend much Time with the Shirts..but I have a few here and would like to know where they were worn..


            Shirt No.1
            white Shirt with Breast Pockets
            Ausgangsbluse Sommer

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              #7
              1. As stated by Torsten, summer blouson worn instead of the jacket. Post 1987 made (2 buttons on the pocket).

              2. Service shirt worn under the jacket. Exist in white for parade and walking out.
              For the "N" I don't know but size related.

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                N = Normal sleeve length
                L = Longer sleeves

                The Buttons on the sleeve of the Hemdbluse are to fasten a flap on the inside when the sleeves are rolled up. This could be done, according to regulations once the temperature was higher than something, but Dirk and Torsten have told us that it practically never happened...

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by iannima View Post
                  N = Normal sleeve length
                  L = Longer sleeves

                  The Buttons on the sleeve of the Hemdbluse are to fasten a flap on the inside when the sleeves are rolled up. This could be done, according to regulations once the temperature was higher than something, but Dirk and Torsten have told us that it practically never happened...
                  that´s right,. It must be ordered by the Ministry, and hot enough ( i think above 35 degrees Celsius) than it was allowed to roll up th sleeves. I can´t remember that it ever was happened...
                  AR-11, Dirk

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                    #10
                    Officer shirt with short sleeves :

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                      #11
                      Shirt for enlisted men :

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                        MdI (Volkspolizei, Feuerwehr...) shirt :

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Thälmannpionier View Post
                          the last is a grey one with breast pockets

                          can anyone tell me what the button on the right sleeve is for?
                          Andreas, does the shirt only have that button on the right sleeve or is it also on the left sleeve? Cheers, Torsten.

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                            #14
                            Slightly off topic but related to shirts. Does anyone have an early example of NVA shirt? Since black collar tunics are closed-collared, you cannot see shirt.

                            regards
                            Klaus

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                              #15
                              Excellent info here.

                              Has anyone seen a mfs coded shirt?

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