thanks for that info and the scan of the postcard,alot of my early pre war unit locations are from these postcards,a great source of info!
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Rick,
i recently added more units to my list and another you were looking for info on was part of the list-
RAD-Abteilung 4/164 Münster 1938, 1939Comment
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its a great list you have here. I am looking for two units: RAD abteilung 4/308 and 190/3Originally posted by Radcollector View Post
my next question is, how should i read the RAD number, does the 4 in 4/308 stands for the gau?
regards,
NicoComment
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4/308 is not known to me: 4 is the unit-number; 308 is the Abteilungsnummer.
Can't find this unit in none of my lists.
3/190 was once located at Benthullen near Oldenburg. This unit got the honor-name "Bolko von Bardenfleth" and was located in Gau 19, which is Niedersachsen-West.Comment
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RAD Abteilung 1/77
I just purchased a RAD Feldbluse for 1/77. Can anyone please tell me where this Abteilung was located?
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From the Stadt Archiv in Zella-Mehlis I learned that RAD Abtlg.7/231 was stationed there. Any other AG XXIII Abtlg number/locations noted other than on the list at the beginning of the thread?Comment
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I believe this unit RAD-Abt. 1/77 was located at Tinnum/Sylt as part of Gau VII, Schleswig-Holstein.Originally posted by Abzeichen View PostComment
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RAD Abteilung 1/234 "Gustav Zunkel" stationed in Erfurt at Nordhäuser Str. 84 under command of Oberfeldmeister Haase. Gruppenstab 234 at same address.Comment
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I have a RAD uniform of Abt 8/354.
I know it is Gau 35 (Niederdonau), but I can't find any records where they went or what they did.
Anyone information?
Thanks in advance!
WillemComment
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I have a tunic that wears a 324/2 shield. It is flat wire for an officer.
He would be within XXXII Saar-Pfalz (Westmark) 320-329 then correct?
William KramerPlease visit my site: https://wehrmacht-militaria.com/Comment
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