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Unknown abbreviation RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst)
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- Jul 2011
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- in the south of the Netherlands (between Venlo and Eindhoven), near the German and Belgium border
In volume 5 from the headgear series "Headgear of Hitler's Germany"
the wearing of the field-cap is fully explained, pages 334 through 348
for enlisted ranks, as well as officers. Even Konstantin Hierl is seen
wearing one.
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- Jul 2011
- 3394
- in the south of the Netherlands (between Venlo and Eindhoven), near the German and Belgium border
To be honest, I would not know as when the RAD was first in France.
Do not know if I do have that particular information, but it would not be
strange, as they often were just behind the army troops.
Maybe this is the reason of not wearing an armband, as there were
rules about that for foreign countries, as far as I know. The NSKK for
example did not wear one outside Germany!
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Originally posted by oliverzx6 View PostHello,
does anyone know the abbreviation (RAD-OQB) on the car? Or does it not belong to RAD (i think the soldier is wearing a RAD-uniform). Maybe a loot vehicle?
Thanks
Greetings Oliver
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