What uniforms are these gentleman wearing?

[dwayneski]

Hello fellow-collectors,

Has anyone any idea what uniforms and collar tabs these gentlemen are wearing?

Thanks in advance!

[dwayneski]

I'm sorry for the typo in the topic-title

[polux]

Hello,

Forstschutzkommando.

Polux

[dwayneski]

Thank you very much Polux! I think you're right.

[dwayneski]

What about this one? NSKK?

[ivbaust]

what about this one? Nskk?

imo nskk

[Br. James]

I agree: the uniform on the right is NSKK; not sure what organization the other two represent.

Br. James

[dwayneski]

Thanks for your replies and help guys!

[Gran Sasso]

I agree: the uniform on the right is NSKK; not sure what organization the other two represent.

Br. James

Also NSKK, same eagle with NSKK letters above eagles head.

[dwayneski]

Thanks Gran Sasso!

[Ostprussenmann]

What about this one? NSKK?

All three of these are NSKK officers (you can tell because of the piping on hat). They have the post 1939 hat eagles. NSKK share similar ranking as WSS, but they are called different names though. The Collar device opposite of the rank collars are most likely the miniature NSKK device, not the Motorstandartet which signifies they could be foreign volunteers.

Great photo.

[dwayneski]

Hello Ostprussenmann,

Thank you for your reply and your help. I understood from another forum-member that the right collar tab is probably the A, which indicates that it was a Ausbildungs unit.

[Ostprussenmann]

Hello Ostprussenmann,

Thank you for your reply and your help. I understood from another forum-member that the right collar tab is probably the A, which indicates that it was a Ausbildungs unit.

You are correct so I stand corrected. Another forum member so kindly told me corrected me. I originally looked at the photo from my phone and after being informed, I pulled photo on my computer and it is indeed an "A".

One other thing I would like to point out is that the outside two also have the Old Fighters Cheveron 1st Pattern. I love the photo either way.

[dwayneski]

Hello Ostprussenmann. Again, thank you very much for your help. The picture is part of a collection of 400, took by four brothers. Unfortunately, this is one of the few photographs of the NSKK.