HI can anyone tell me are these two disc Flak units or Fliger units.also please can anyone tell me at which theatre of war these units participated.All comments wellcome.Best regards.
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Last edited by CVRC; 11-01-2004, 10:11 AM. -
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Hi CVRC
Usually, 'Fl' stands for 'Flieger', however there wasn't a Flieger-Regiment 63, and if it were Fleiger-Ausbildungs-Regiment 63, an abbreviation such as 'Ausb.' would be marked on the disc. That really only leaves Flak-Regiment 63 (Luftgau IV). Unfortunately, I don't know the exact makeup of a standard Flak-Regiment so can't say whether or not it might have had as many as 16 Batterien- knowing that could help prove or disprove the identity of this disc.
Your second disc is completely new to me- it appears to be marked 'FL. Nbg. 10/13', is that correct? It almost looks as if there's an 'H' after the 'FL'- is there?
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Hi Matt thanks for answering my question.For first one I can say that my opinion is same as you said.But for second one I am not so shure.I dont know if there is H but I will look at disc again and I will inform you about taht H.But I will also like to know what is your felling about that disc.Good or bad.Thanks again for your help.
Regards.
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Hi CVRC,
If you can post a close-up high resolution picture of one side of each disc- so the letters are nice and big- I'd be able to evaluate them better. I've tried to simply magnify them, but they're not clear enough that way.
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Hi Matt I will try to make better scans and post them.And yes character "H" is not there just bad scan and ewerything to much blur.
Regards.
CVRCComment
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Hi Matt here are new scans in higher resolution.Thats the best I can do so I hope that helps.Please see at top two posts with new immages.
Best regards.
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