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Originally posted by Petrus View Post.
The shoulder straps might be white piped tropical, you don't see those all that often on the collector market!
Thanks for showing.
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I just received a small photo album on a HG Panzermann from a fellow WAF member. I will soon be posting a few pictures from the album. Here is one out of the album.
Jul 19 - HG Pz 1Attached Files
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Album is attributed to an Austrian Uffz. Franz Weinbergmair who served in Fallschirm-Panzer Regiment Herman Goering through Italy, Sicily and Russia. He bacame a POW on the eastern front by the Russians in 1945 and spent 5 years in captivity. Due to illness he suffered during his captivity he didn't grow very old. The pictures I will be posting were all taken from a family-album by the Veteran and the WAF member and placed in this small album. After his death the album was given to the former owner by the son together with his wound badge in black (denazified). Nothing else survived the war. This is all the information received but I believe there is so much history lost because I think Panzermann Weinbermair might have been in Regiment General Goring prior to the later expansions of the HG Division. The white piping around his collar in the initial portrait of him is a clue also the below photo of a Lieutnant wearing a General Goering CT and white piping around his collar is also another clue to his being a member of RGG. But of course I can only speculate.
Jul 19 - RGG/HG Pz 2Attached Files
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