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    Oct12 - POW Portrait - 1 Depot O.G.P 163 France - Two POW's wearing M44 Jackets.
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      Originally posted by W Petz View Post
      Jun12 - POW Portrait - POW Camp Aliceville, Alabama

      nice lw wrapper

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        Has anyone ever posted photos from Camp 165 in Watten? Or know of the existence of any?

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          Oct12 - POW wearing British Battle Dress - 2 - Location Uknown.
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            Armband

            Hi Bill,

            In the photo you just posted, the soldier has an armband on. Any idea what the O.S. stood for?

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              Sorry I don't know but could be a position he is holding or a duty he is performing.

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                M-43 cap ?

                How do you know he's not a British POW wearing a German M-43 cap ?

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                  Because he is a German POW wearing a M43 cap. Typically many of the German POW's under the jurisdiction of the British were issued British Battledress but retained their M43 Caps. Just like the Germans in the latter stages of the war in USA were issued US fatigues, M41 jackets etc.,....many kept on wearing their M43 style caps. I've also seen other photos of German POW's wearing this type of armband...what it means I don't know. Recently a photo of a German POW wearing a similiar armband sold on ebay (link below).

                  http://www.ebay.de/itm/261108553620?...84.m1435.l2649

                  Oct12 - FJ POW's in the USA portrait - Camp Unknown. This is an example of Germans in the USA that still retain their uniforms and decorations. I have many portraits in my collection showing such wear of their uniforms and decorations in Camps in the USA, Canada, France and England.




                  Originally posted by Tom B View Post
                  How do you know he's not a British POW wearing a German M-43 cap ?
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                  Last edited by W Petz; 10-22-2012, 07:34 PM.

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                    Oct12 - FJ POW's in the USA Original Negativ
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                      Oct12 - POW Portrait Camp 133 Ottawa, Canada
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                        Here is an interesting portrait photo from my collection....take at Fotoatelier Gäbler in Kiel 1945.
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                          Do not think it's a good idea to post just several photos from entire set, here is a link to entire photo album:

                          http://www.photo-war.com/eng/archives/album2957.htm

                          The Soviet POW camp 230/1, view from inside. Photo album made by German prisoners of war.

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                            Dec12 - POW Portrait - 1 - written on reverse...Zur deinem 21. Geburtstage wunscht Dir alles gute Dein kamerad Willi Fort Sill den 13.9.45
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                            Last edited by W Petz; 12-01-2012, 06:20 PM.

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                              Great photos Bill.

                              Here is my only POW photo as posted in the Pick-ups thread.

                              Gefreiter Johann Lohr while a POW in New York. The postcard back is addressed to his wife Gertrud.

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                                Dec12 - FJ POW small grouping - 1
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