Note "18" on shoulder tabs.
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A most unusual pose for the camera.
In another thread I jokingly said that it may have been an award ceremony for
fleeing under fire.
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Just wanted to applaud everyone for there contributions to this fine group specific photo collection, I really enjoyed looking at every photo
. These were regiments of men who had to have real athletic ability.
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This is quite cool. StewyComment
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Great photos here. How do you know they are Gebirgsjäger? Is it the cap or the Edelweiss badge or patch? I believe this is one due to the winter anorak he is wearing. Am I right?Comment
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This one shows the Edelweiss.Comment
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hi
my contribution:
cdt
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I want to add my thanks and congrats to all for the contributions...cheers, S
Cheers, Steve
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A few more.
Cheers
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Here my contribution...Comment
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video
I know it's not paper but thought it would be of interest to post here this link to a YouTube video which shows some excellent colour Gebirgsjaeger footage close to halfway through the clip. You can see the edelweiss in wear nicely.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2ym6sUNwt4
Best regards,
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Is not a portrait, but...Comment
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here are a few photos of Geb Pz Jäger Abt 95 and later with Sturmgeschutz. It is interesting to see the Stug uniform with Edelweis.Comment
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