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    #9331
    # 9331

    Showing the photos would have helped a lot ...

    [...] dieses Geschütz kam zum Schweigen.
    [...] sucht, u. sucht.
    von uns erbe[uteter fra]nzösischer Panze[r]
    [...]fetzter Stahl[?] ein[es] französischen Autos
    Unübersehbares Kriegsmaterial lag links u. rechts der Straße, das die Franzosen zurück ließen.
    von uns erbeuteter Panzer, der den ganzen Vormarsch bei uns gute Dienste leistete.

    Trebes

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      #9332
      Here it is thx !!
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      -=Always looking for French cadets infos at Shaw Field South Carolina 1944=-

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        #9333
        # 9331

        4) "letzte Rast eines französischen Autos"

        Gerdan

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          #9334
          Thank you very much guys.


          Now...if i can ask one more thing....could someone translate in english please ?


          Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
          # 9331

          4) "letzte Rast eines französischen Autos"

          # 9331


          [...] dieses Geschütz kam zum Schweigen.
          [...] sucht, u. sucht.
          von uns erbe[uteter fra]nzösischer Panze[r]
          [...]fetzter Stahl[?] ein[es] französischen Autos
          Unübersehbares Kriegsmaterial lag links u. rechts der Straße, das die Franzosen zurück ließen.
          von uns erbeuteter Panzer, der den ganzen Vormarsch bei uns gute Dienste leistete.
          sigpic

          -=Always looking for French cadets infos at Shaw Field South Carolina 1944=-

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            #9335
            Originally posted by H.W Plainview View Post
            Thank you very much guys.


            Now...if i can ask one more thing....could someone translate in english please ?
            Originally Posted by Gerdan View Post
            # 9331

            4) "letzte Rast eines französischen Autos"

            # 9331


            [...] dieses Geschütz kam zum Schweigen. ...this cannon came to rest (silence)
            [...] sucht, u. sucht....searches and searches
            von uns erbe[uteter fra]nzösischer Panze[r]a french tank we captured
            [...]fetzter Stahl[?] ein[es] französischen Autoslast resting place for a french auto
            Unübersehbares Kriegsmaterial lag links u. rechts der Straße, das die Franzosen zurück ließen.Unmistakable war materials lay left and right on the street, that the French left behind.
            von uns erbeuteter Panzer, der den ganzen Vormarsch bei uns gute Dienste leistete.A tank we captured, that served us well during the entire advance.

            best
            Hank
            Unless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
            ~ Dan Hampton, Viper Pilot

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              #9336
              Originally posted by paulj View Post
              Actually, the packet indicates his address as in a "student company" so he could have been in the flight school as a participant. He may have completed the course and gone through the ranks. He could have failed and been transferred to something else or never made officer rank and not on the officer's list. However, maybe additional research could place one of these men at Tulln.

              Just for information sake, here are three Heinz Fischer's who were Luftwaffe officers and seem to have been commissioned as officers late enough to be Gefreiter in 1938.

              FISCHER, Heinz. (DKG). 26.02.43 Lt., 3./KG 100 awarded the DKG.

              FISCHER, Heinz. (DOB: 22.05.17 in Berlin-Dahlem). (R, DKG). 22.06.40 Oblt. in 1.(St)/Tr.Gr. 186. 04.05.42 Oblt., awarded the Ehrenpokal. 12.05.42 Oblt. and Stafü 9./St.G. 1, WIA - shot down during an attack on tanks near Lipovik and force-landed near the front lines;wounded in left arm but able to return to unit the next day. 27.05.42 awarded DKG, 9./St.G. 1. 26.10.42 Staka 9./St.G. 1. 1942 in III./St.G. 1 (to 26.10.42). 26.10.42 Hptm. and Staka 7./St.G. 1 (or 9./St.G. 1?), KIA - in Ju 87 D-1 (J9+AL) during a mission over the Volkhov salient north of Lake Ilmen; hit by AA fire 1 km NE of Strelitzi. 25.11.42 Hptm., posthumously awarded a Ritterkreuz, Staka 9./St.G. 1. Credited with 465 missions.


              FISCHER, Heinz. 24.08.42 Lt., awarded the Ehrenpokal. 30.07.43 Oblt. and Beobachter (observer) in NAGr. 1, KIA – in Fw 189 A-2 rammed by a shot up aircraft and crashed at Orlova in the Donets Basin area.

              Thanks Paul. I don't know the LW rank structure that well and forgot that enlisted men could also be pilots. You are correct about the possibilities and I would love to make him one of these highly awarded pilots, but unless someone has rolls from the student company at Tulln, it may be impossible to figure out as it seems to be a very common name. I also wondered why air school personnel took part in the occupation of the Sudetenland, but I suppose he could have earned the medal earlier during the occupation as part of another LW unit and received the award later when he was at the school.
              Dale

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                #9337
                Fantastic Hank thank you too.
                sigpic

                -=Always looking for French cadets infos at Shaw Field South Carolina 1944=-

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                  #9338
                  Originally posted by paulj View Post
                  Not sure of the first line "Stelf.... 41" but the caption reads "Die Latriene ist gebaut" or "The latrine ist built." (which is why they are squatting over the dug out trench.)
                  Danke Sehr!

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                    #9339
                    Hallo.
                    Bitte helfen Sie bei der Entschlüsselung der Signatur.
                    im Voraus vielen
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                      #9340
                      # 9341

                      "Gefangene - Sezanne"

                      https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A9zanne

                      Gerdan

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                        #9341
                        # 9342

                        It mußt be in front of the church

                        http://images.google.de/imgres?imgur...h=706&biw=1523

                        Gerdan

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                          #9342
                          Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
                          # 9341

                          "Gefangene - Sezanne"

                          https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A9zanne

                          Gerdan
                          Danke Sehr!

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                            #9343
                            Originally posted by Gerdan View Post
                            # 9342

                            It mußt be in front of the church

                            http://images.google.de/imgres?imgur...h=706&biw=1523

                            Gerdan
                            Danke Sehr!

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                              #9344
                              Guten Tag.
                              Vielleicht hat jemand weiß,
                              wo ist dieses Denkmal?
                              Vielen Dank im Voraus!

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                                #9345
                                Can someone help with this postcard related to Afrika in March 1941? You can see that the FP number matches. Thanks!!!
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