Dutch name in NSKK M40. Mark.
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Here are a couple of my named lids. The cool thing about the lt. Hemple is thats the second name in it..and it has a bring back tag.Comment
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Here's mine, Breitenbucher. From an M35 Luft camo. I've enjoyed seeing all the names in this thread.
Regards,
FrankComment
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Some named helmets
Ron, I just love these named helmets. Here are a couple of my named helmets enjoy! John H.Comment
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Name in a DD apple green M35.
An Unteroffizier Günther Maack was killed on the 26th of May 1940 and is buried at Lommel War Cemetary. Probably not the same guy, but would be fitting for a Belgium campaign helmet...
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I looked up the name Breitenbücher in the German archives and there is only one (Siegfried) individual registered for the whole of WW2. He died in Germany in April, 1945.
http://www.weltkriegsopfer.de/Krieg-...n_0_57196.htmlComment
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Here is one of mine, subdued, but like it that way.Esse Quam VideriComment
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M40 Q66. 'Frenzel'Comment
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First is my M35 DD Luftwaffe. "Muhr"
Second is a M40 SD Heer "Funer"Comment
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LW M35 SD
The name it Maier.
Heeres M35 SD
The helmet is no longer in my possession, but I hope the new owner does not mind.
The name it Müller.
Heeres M35 SDComment
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Here is some from my helmets
Heer M40's and Heer M35Comment
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another Camo SD M40 ET 66 named to a officerComment
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I like it a lot! KM m40 Q64. 'Fischer'Comment
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