I'll show you mine, if you show me yours...

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FJ in Fliegerbluse wearing badge

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Two FJ's out for a walk

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Fj's having a discussion with an Officer

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Final one!! FJ in winter snow!!

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and the last from the group.
-Chuck

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another great shot!

-Chuck

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I think I have a couple of others from this group that I will post later. Enjoy!
-Chuck

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Chuck,

Really Great Shots!! I love the abundance of Grenade bags slung around their necks!! Don you know what battle they were coming back from? Kreta?


Here is a nice shot a FJ in early smock

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FJ Graves in Delft, Holland 1941

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FJ Standing by Ju52

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FJ Hauptmann Vogel in Russland

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FJ Lt. Stoll in Avranches, France

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the last image from this group. Unfortunately this one is a little faded.
-Chuck

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and another. Appears to be the same officer on horse back as in the previous image.

-Chuck

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Thanks Bill. Unfortunately, there's no inscription on the reverse to any of these images. I was thinking the Kreta campaign. In the image showing the grenade bags, the soldier in the back left appears to be wearing a cammo jump smock. One cammo amongst all those plain ones has me guessing Kreta victory parade as that was about the time the cammo smock first appeared. If I remember correctly, the first cammo pattern was introduced around the time of the Crete campaign but was not issued in any great numbers until after the battle. What do you think? Any opinions from the rest of the forum members?
-Chuck