Lynton,
Good to see you still have my old Pz Bde 107 Wehrpass and grouping. Love set indeed.
Cheers
Scott
Good to see you still have my old Pz Bde 107 Wehrpass and grouping. Love set indeed.
Cheers
Scott
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Nice entry Bruckenkopfes Wanssum (Holland) in a Wehrpass from a Flah Corporal.
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Very nice Lynton.
Looks like a very nice wehrpass from your area Patrick
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Bruckenkopf Wanssum was even mentioned in the newspaper:
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A while ago I bought a small group of pictures.
The pictures where taken in Bussum / Holland in early 1945 (february - march I guess).
I haven't seen that much pictures before from 1945 where troops seems pretty relaxed.
Within a few weeks or months these troops most probarly must have seen some action on Dutch soil.
In the background of the second picture the church of Bussum can be seen.Last edited by Floris; 10-18-2014, 03:32 AM.Comment
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Nice camo jacket can be seen.Comment
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Nice photos Floris. They do look very relaxed. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
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Great photos Floris
Best,
RobComment
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Thanks
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Good to see new posts here!Comment
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Here's a Holland related Wehrpass I picked up from the e-stand lately. Walter Mielke served as an artillery man on the Eastern Front until he lost a finger in March 1943, earning him the EK2, Ostmedaille, Verwundetenabzeichen and Demjanskschild. After his recovery, he joined Artillerie-Regiment 890 of the 190. Infanterie-Division in September 1944. This division was deployed with the Fallschirm-Armee in the Reichswald and in Holland until the end of the war. On December 28th, 1944, he was wounded by shrapnel in Venlo.Comment
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Battles.Comment
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And last, awards and wounds.Comment
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Here is another Wehrpass from soldier who was in 190.ID during the bitter and desperate last months of WW2... Battle hardened Eastern Front veteran Oberleutnant Karl Wirth served in Panzerjäger-Abteilung 190. He earned PKA in bronze, EK2 and 1, all three WVA, Ostmedaille and NKS in bronze.Comment
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More.Comment
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