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    Please help with translation

    Dear Forum Members,

    I had posted this KIA soldbuch grouping in a previous thread http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru....php?t=1000812 I would very much appreciate if someone can kindly assist in translation I would be very grateful. I am trying to figure out what was this sailors "military job function" and where exactly did he serve. And anything else relevant to understand him. I am re-posting a few pages, with hopes of receiving some help in translation.

    Many Thanks in advance to all!
    Dave.
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          From page 2 under Stand, Beruf he was a Maschinenschlosser or mechanic as a civilian. On the first page he is listed as Kraftf. Gef. or Kraftfahrer Gefreiter or driver lance corporal and killed on 30 June 1944. The two documents were issued by 3. Marine-Kraftwagen-Einsatzabteilung if you can locate where they were stationed. He and his family lived in Berlin/Weissensee.

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            Originally posted by pauke View Post
            From page 2 under Stand, Beruf he was a Maschinenschlosser or mechanic as a civilian. On the first page he is listed as Kraftf. Gef. or Kraftfahrer Gefreiter or driver lance corporal and killed on 30 June 1944. The two documents were issued by 3. Marine-Kraftwagen-Einsatzabteilung if you can locate where they were stationed. He and his family lived in Berlin/Weissensee.
            Thank you very much! I will try to see if I can locate and scan in high resolution a Feld Post number, perhaps that can help.

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              Does this shed more light on the duty station(s)?
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                No, that's a list of things issued to him. The Feldpost number would likely be your best bet.

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                  Originally posted by pauke View Post
                  No, that's a list of things issued to him. The Feldpost number would likely be your best bet.
                  Thanks, any particular page of the Soldbuch to look at?

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                    Page 36.

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                      Originally posted by pauke View Post
                      Page 36.
                      Here is page 36 in higher resolution
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                        Additionally from his Fuhrungsbuch I have the follwing entries from 1943-44
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                          And these
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                            Last ones
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                              He was killed on an "Einsatzfahrt" or operational drive/travel......as mentioned above, he was a driver.

                              He is buried in Pornichet, France. However his name is spelt different.

                              https://www.volksbund.de/en/graebers...03e8d11a38c1ce

                              /Ian
                              Photos/images copyright © Ian Jewison collection

                              Collecting interests: Cavalry units, 1 Kavallerie/24 Panzer Division, Stukageschwader 1

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