This is Emil Goerke. He can be seen in several of the photos including the one with the dress 
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I wonder what other campaigns Goerke was involved in, and if there are albums of those too ? Fascinating. Thanks Eric.Comment
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And this is the last page of the album. Hope all enjoyed seeing it. Thanks for all the comments. I have had it in a trunk for years and years and finally had the chance to scan it.Comment
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There was another album that came with it but it was empty (it never had anything put in it). The only other thing to come with the album were these NCO straps.Originally posted by eubank View PostComment
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Thank you very much Eric for posting these really nice photo's.
The one with the officer with the leg splint is ace
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Great album, and shoulder straps , many thanks for taking the time to post it all up Eric, it was a treat to see, and a very interesting reference for us all.Comment
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This is one of the best threads I've seen.Comment
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Great album, thanks for sharing
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Originally posted by waldo h View PostThe one with the officer with the leg splint is ace
Can you name the officer? (I can). Should be well known to most here.Comment
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It certainly must be Lt. Cord Tietjen! That is amazing Eric. Agree with others, this may be the best thread I have ever seen here.Last edited by unglesbeemj; 04-27-2020, 03:30 PM.Comment
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This is indeed a wonderful thread Eric. Thanks for sharing these photos. The album is so significant it should probably be made into a small book.Esse Quam VideriComment
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John I was just thinking that. The historic significance of these early Fallschirmjager photos are worth it. I found the different camo helmets particularly interesting in these photos.Originally posted by John Hodgin View Post
Thanks for sharing them Eric.Comment
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