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    #1

    Dienstlaufbahnabzeichen.....

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    VM - Artillerie


    Aufklärer (alt)


    Aufklärer


    GT - Flugzeugmechaniker


    FJ - Soldier / NCO


    FJ - Offz.


    Kraftfahrer (alt)


    Kraftfahrer (weiß)


    Sanitätsdienst


    Nachrichtentechnischer Dienst


    VM - mot. Technik (blau)


    VM - mot. Technik (weiß)


    Panzer



    Waffentechn. Dienst


    GT - Taucher


    VM - Sperrdienst (blau)


    VM - Signalgast (blau)


    Raketen- & Waffentech. Dienst


    Raketentruppen



    Offizier der Mil.Justizorgane


    VM - Navigator (blau)


    VM - Hydroakustiker (weiß)


    Funker


    Militärmusiker


    Funkortung


    GT - Hundefuehrer


    LSK - Flugschueler


    LSK - Fallschirmdienst Offz.


    VM - E.-Technik (weiß)


    VM - E.-Technik (blau)



    greeting delta576
    Last edited by delta576; 06-02-2014, 04:09 AM.
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    #2
    Very interesting, especially the fourth picture of a Grenzflieger groundcrew !

    thx

    Johan

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      #3
      Delta 576

      Thank you
      Michael D. GALLAGHER

      M60-A2 Tank Commander Cold War proverb: “You can accomplish more with a kind word and a ‘Shillelagh’ than you can with just a kind word.”

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        #4
        Thank you for sharing

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          #5
          Delta
          those are the best fotos of the sleeve patchs I've ever seen. the rarest one I've seen was a soldat wearing two on his dark collar tunic .thanks for posting .

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            #6
            very good - many thanks!

            here you can you can see some more

            http://uniformen-der-ddr.blogspot.de...deuniform.html

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              #7
              Originally posted by friede View Post
              very good - many thanks!

              here you can you can see some more

              http://uniformen-der-ddr.blogspot.de...deuniform.html
              Thx for the link. That´s a really good!!! I want to show you pics, how this DLA were worn.

              Next 4 pics show rare types of DLA, used in the FJB-40 / LStR-40:

              FJ - Funker:


              FJ - Aufklärer:


              FJ - Taucher:


              FJ - PALR (Spigot, Metis)



              delta576

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                #8
                delta576,

                A great thread. Thanks for sharing with us. This obviously took a lot of time and dedication on your part.

                Regards,

                Gordon

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                  #9
                  I have a question regarding the last picture. The Fallschirmjager appears to be the rank of Gefreiter. The cockade appearing on the beret' to me appears to be incorrect for this rank. Am I wrong?
                  Michael D. GALLAGHER

                  M60-A2 Tank Commander Cold War proverb: “You can accomplish more with a kind word and a ‘Shillelagh’ than you can with just a kind word.”

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                    Originally posted by Mike G. View Post
                    I have a question regarding the last picture. The Fallschirmjager appears to be the rank of Gefreiter. The cockade appearing on the beret' to me appears to be incorrect for this rank. Am I wrong?
                    You are wrong Mike. Since 1986 officers, nco and soldiers worn the same kind of orange beret.
                    (only the orange beret)

                    delta576

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by delta576 View Post
                      You are wrong Mike. Since 1986 officers, nco and soldiers worn the same kind of orange beret.
                      (only the orange beret)

                      delta576
                      René (at least I think it's René ;-), is right, it's documented in many photos. That's why original orange berets with the small enlisted coat of arms cockade are very hard to find now days.

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                        I didn't inquire about the beret' color. I inquired about the cockade that is on the beret'. The Fallschirmjager depicted in the picture, appears to hold the rank of Gefreiter. I am asking if the cockade that is on the beret' is of the correct type for this rank?

                        Thanks,
                        Michael D. GALLAGHER

                        M60-A2 Tank Commander Cold War proverb: “You can accomplish more with a kind word and a ‘Shillelagh’ than you can with just a kind word.”

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                          Originally posted by Mike G. View Post
                          I didn't inquire about the beret' color. I inquired about the cockade that is on the beret'. The Fallschirmjager depicted in the picture, appears to hold the rank of Gefreiter. I am asking if the cockade that is on the beret' is of the correct type for this rank?

                          Thanks,
                          After 1986 all ranks worn the larger "officer" style cockade on the orange beret. On the grey beret the smaller enlisted cockade was retained.

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                            Great thread illustrating sleeve patches from period photos.

                            Thanks delta576 for taking the time to create this thread.
                            Somebody, after all, had to make a start. What we wrote and said is also believed by many others. They just don't dare express themselves as we did. Quote - Sophie Scholl - White Rose resistance group

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                              Originally posted by Mike G. View Post
                              I didn't inquire about the beret' color. I inquired about the cockade that is on the beret'. The Fallschirmjager depicted in the picture, appears to hold the rank of Gefreiter. I am asking if the cockade that is on the beret' is of the correct type for this rank?

                              Thanks,
                              Hello Mike G.,

                              the next pic is part of the DV 010/05/005 (from 1986).



                              ...hope, i could help you!!!

                              delta576

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