Great thread!
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Here are some Pioneer images photographed in and around Norway.
The first shows a rather portly and aged Pioneer officer. The black waffenfarbe of that branch can be seen on his Schirmmütze.
The second image shows a pioneer section in bivouac. Again, the Schirmmütze of the NCO in the center is accented with black waffenfarbe.
I don't know what the significance of the cowboy silhouette is unless they're having quick draw practice with their lugers!
A pioneer soldier doing his best to imitate Groucho Marx!
A pioneer site somewhere in a northern Norwegian forest.
Chow time at the same pioneer site.
Der Spieß of the pioneer unit checking in on one of his troops.
This is a rather rare pioneer image. It shows a Heer senior NCO on the right wearing a rather uncommon specialist badge denoting his postion as a Festungspionierfeldwebel or fortress engineer sergeant-major. Behind him can be seen an officer and enlisted men of a Marine-Festungspionier unit.
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I would like to add my photos to this super thread.
I have schirrmeister Max Grosshauser's photoalbum and award documents. He was in 3/Panzer-Pionier-Btl. 38.
From the album I can see,Max was in Poland (in 2nd Panzer division)
Not big,but interesting group. Some photo from album:Comment
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from Max's group..Comment
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This was some pictures from Max's album. The album (I think) not ended. The picture that you can see,not all but in timeline from album.
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From a photoalbum to an Oberfeldwebel in 34. Infanterie - Division:Comment
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Leutnant Heinrich Kaiser, 1./Panzer-Pionier-Bataillion 37, KIA 6. July 1941, holder of the EKI, EKII, KVK, PAB.
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