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    Can anyone tell me what this Wound entire says?

    Hello!
    Could anyone please tell me what this Wound entire says?
    Thanks a lot!!!

    #2
    He spent 30 November 1942 to 6 April 1943 in Res.Laz. 120, Berlin. Rez.laz is "Reserve-Lazarett" or reserve hospital.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Tyler Ramsey
      Hello!
      Could anyone please tell me what this Wound entire says?
      Thanks a lot!!!
      My friend, is not a wound, just a period in an hospital, this could be because the clerck has no info regarding why he was in the hospital, but normally this entries are not combat injuries related or are refering to a severe wound, but here is no other info so no clue to know what happen to this soldier, in the other pages are diferent califications for service upon medical exams.

      Angel
      Last edited by Ian Jewison; 09-08-2003, 04:44 PM.
      Looking for DKiG Heer winner Soldbuch who also won the TDB and/or CCC, specially in Silver.

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        #4
        Thanks a lot for the help Dave and Angel!!!
        To bad it doesn't list his wound....... I guess its up to my imagination

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          #5
          5.10.1942 he is recorded as being G.v.H. (Garnisonverwendungsfähig in der Heimat) or fit for garrison duty in the homeland.

          9.11.1942 he is recorded as being A.V. (Arbeitsverwendungsfähig) or fit for labour service only.

          Again on 28.4.1943 he is G.v.H. for 3 months after having his teeth replaced or having dentures fitted!? (Zahnersatz!!!).


          /Ian
          Photos/images copyright © Ian Jewison collection

          Collecting interests: Cavalry units, 1 Kavallerie/24 Panzer Division, Stukageschwader 1

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            #6
            Thanks a lot Ian!Dentures??? I didn't know that the Wehrmacht took care of that kind of stuff
            Does it have any reason for changing him from garrison duty to labor?
            Thanks again!


            Originally posted by Ian Jewison
            5.10.1942 he is recorded as being G.v.H. (Garnisonverwendungsfähig in der Heimat) or fit for garrison duty in the homeland.

            9.11.1942 he is recorded as being A.V. (Arbeitsverwendungsfähig) or fit for labour service only.

            Again on 28.4.1943 he is G.v.H. for 3 months after having his teeth replaced or having dentures fitted!? (Zahnersatz!!!).


            /Ian

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