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    I was looking through the heer strap article and was puzzled by one of the cyphers.

    What does the embroidered "P" stand for on the enlisted man's panzer strap?

    Thanks!

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    Anti-Tank Bn. Sometimes you'll find them with just the 'P' and sometimes you'll find them with the Bn. number as well.
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    GERMAN ARMY SHOULDER STRAPS AND BOARDS - 1933-1945

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      #3
      Here is an embroidered example on a 'transitional' strap.
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      GERMAN ARMY SHOULDER STRAPS AND BOARDS - 1933-1945

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        And here's one with the unit number.
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          Panzerjäger & Panzer Abwehr

          Hi guys! I had to chime in too. Pre-war to early war, the units were refered to as Panzer Abwehr (Tank Defense), later it was changed to Panzerjäger (Tank Hunter). Since both Panzertruppe & Panzerjäger both wore the Rosa Waffenfarbe, one would assume that the "P" was used as a method of differentiating between the two branches. Here is a salty "PL" strap for Panzerabwehr Lehr.
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            #6
            The more the merrier, Glen. Nice looking strap too.
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