Gebirgsjäger Portraits

[Koenigstiger]

Nice portrait with Iron Cross and IAB...

[Koenigstiger]

...another portrait with Iron cross II. class

[Bryant U.]

[Koenigstiger]

Here is another one...

[dagoromagna]

Medical officer cadidate.

[DDD777]

Gerhard Singer

http://www.ww2awards.com/person/18752#top

[artemss]

[artemss]

[artemss]

[Bryant U.]

Great photos gentlemen. Artemss that officer group shot is outstanding. Thank you for the detail shots also.

[BergführerKiser]

Servus Artemss,

Outstanding group photo and very interesting. I'm thinking that it's pre-1938 IMHO since no one is wearing either sleeve or Schirmmütze Edelweiss, but you have 3 qualified Heeresbergführers...2 with Austrian badges and 1 with a Wehrmacht badge. So the Iron Crosses and Wound badges must be from the First World War. What badge is the guy on the far right wearing on his pocket?

Drei mal Horrido!

Patrick

[artemss]

I knew that this photo will be interesting.
Yes, in a photo 2 marks of the Austrian conductor and one German


Also at many breed tunic Austrian

[peterm]

I knew that this photo will be interesting.
Yes, in a photo 2 marks of the Austrian conductor and one German


Also at many breed tunic Austrian

As far as I can see, the officer in the middle of the front is wearing a "Heeresbergführer-Abzeichen" (Austrian Bundesheer, 1. Republic), the officer at the right sight wears a "Heeresbergführergehilfen-Abzeichen" (Austrian Bundesheer, 1. Republic). Up to 1935 these badges had an eagle with ONE head on the center, from 1935 - 1938 the eagle had TWO heads.

Kind regards, Peter

[Koenigstiger]

Gebirgsjaeger Regiment 54 - "Horse-personal"...

[merdock]

Hi,
Very nice collection of photos you have,I know it's a long shot but you do not have any photos of this guy in your collection.