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    Zollgrenzschutz\Flak Wehrpass help

    Dear friends,

    I'm doing some research here but I have some doubts.
    This Wherpass belonged to a Zollgrenzschutz member (such at least up to 1939) drafted into Flak during the war and back to the Zoll few days after the end of the war with the Allies up to his death years later..
    I have two questions related to the entries:
    First image, I can see some Flak entries in 1938 (when as far as I know the guy was still a Zollgrenzschutz man, since I have a ZGS ID card for him dated 1939), then in 1941 I read "A.L. Grenz Ausbildungslager Straza" (?), "Grz.Wch.?Kp. 9/195?" and then some Flak entries again. My question is, is it natural for a Zollgrenzschutz man later drifted into the Flak to be back to some Zollgrenzschutz duty in between?
    Second one:
    Here I see an "A.L. Grenz.Wch. Uebg.? als uffz. gruppenfhr?" and then 3 times "Dabei tage mit gefechts tatigkeit": my question is, what the second one means exactly? Could that be related to some sort of duty with the Zollgrenzschutz in between the Flak service?

    Sorry for the bad pictures, but no better available.
    Thanks

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    what is the Flak unit after Flak Ersatz Abt. 92 ? Because iti is with this unit he has served in a flak battery in the Mediterranean sea, Sicily, Naples and in northern Italy, for 45+11+9+6 days of "Dabei tage mit gefechts tatigkeit"

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      Looks like 92.
      Any locations for northern italy besides the ones already there?

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        Originally posted by T.K. View Post
        Looks like 92.
        Any locations for northern italy besides the ones already there?
        Is is not simple, because the Germans in Italy continuously moved their batteries and in the places indicated in the Wehrpass are there are a concentrations of several Flak units in the same period ...

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