hi guys on the awards entrys he has got wound badge in silver ,iron cross 2nd class. winter war medal.when i scaned the page and magnified it more?should the wording be over the stamps or does it meen that it was stamped first thanks doug
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Stamps over letters in each entry that is being validated by the stamp.
Looks like your soldier was severely wounded in the Winter 1.941-1.942, can you show us the wound pages.
Angel
Looking for DKiG Heer winner Soldbuch who also won the TDB and/or CCC, specially in Silver. -
Hi Doug,
Angel is right. The stamps are there as a sign that the entry has been validated so as to speak and is legitimate, not having been simply added by the soldier. In a way it authorises the award.
So to answer your question the stamp may be over the award or not, but yours looks fine!Comment
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ok here is some more info severely injured by shrapnel in his right shank due to which had to be cut off discharged in spring he was based in luxemberg france and sent to russia ladoga if you can tell me any more thanksComment
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last one can you tell me what this or where is this?? thanksComment
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Dont know what else you want to know but he was promoted from Gefreiter through to Obergefreiter and finally Unteroffizier in 1942 and by the looks of it discharged in 1944 in Linz in June and classified as Fit for labour service - signified by the a.v.
Scan 5 shows security checks and 3 personal details.
Wound entries:
31A - Bullet wounds
31B - Hand grenade/Mortar/Artillery
The leave entry goes something like:
Special vacation because of impending discharge due to service inability.Last edited by dphillipsd; 05-20-2004, 10:36 AM.Comment
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thanks that has helped a lot esp pages 12 and 13 thanks again doug
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