The Militar Führerschein is it rhe earlyer pattern of the armee driving license (before the Wehrmacht Führerschein) ?
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Not entirely sure but I seem to think they were the old Reichswehr Führerschein.
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Somewhere I have the regs. where it goes from Militär to Wehrmacht but the first was used for sometime after the Nazis came to power.
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Hi,
Wehrmachtführerschein was the wartime driver's license and the and Militär-Führerschein was the pre-war driver's license.
During the war mostly the wehrmacht-führerschein was used.
A few soldiers carried the Militär-Führerschein. Often 'Militär' was crossed out and had they written 'Wehrmacht' in it's place.
Here are a few pictures of a militär-Führerschein which is in my collection:
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Like Dennis Says, its the pre-war version.
I don´t know from which date, but the earliest i got is from 1934.
The earliest Wehrmacht-führerschein i got is from 1939, but i´m sure they used them before that date.
Here some Militär-Führerscheins i got:
Heinz Koch, Pz.-Div.-Nachrichten-Abteilung 37.
Josef Kinz, Fahrabteilung Landsberg.I'm collecting anything related to the towns Castricum and Bakkum during WWII.
Also soldbucher from 116pzdiv. And 1944-1945 eastfront pockets, kampfgruppe and Oder front.
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Thanks a lot gentlemen for these answere.Comment
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