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Nicolas - http://www.wehrmacht-polacy.pl/
Use google translate to browse trough the webpage which in my opinion is very interesting.
You can also of course use - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poles_in_the_Wehrmacht


Hope it helps!
Andrzej

This is so called Tobruk bunkers (or Ringstand 58c). There were 60 or so of them built in Warszawa and as far as I know around half of them is still there (like the one above). One - taken out of the ground - can be seen in the Museum of Warsaw Uprising.

Though not after WWII but nevertheless quite interesting:
http://forumarchiv.balsi.de/marine/176069/index.html

He.111 from KG 1 took part only in the air raids on 1 IX on Puck and Rumia, and on 2 IX on Westerplatte.

Are you sure that photo is depicting He.111 V4+FA downed near Mrotschen?! For me it looks like that plane is damage much more then 50%...

Hello all, as for the seaborn operation I would love to know what vessels would be used to carry the troop to either Gdynia or Hel (I omit the possibility of the landing on the beaches as pure S-F). Bill - is there anything in the KTB about the general assault on Hel Peninsula in October? In Polish ...

Some of you guys might take this interesting - http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 4#p1306474

Amazing stuff Bill
Many thanks for that!

Jan-Hendrik wrote:Staff officers positions, see:

Stabsoffiziere und deren Bezeichnung.



Jan-Hendrik

Thank you Jan-Hendrik!


BTW. By any chance - do you know what 'W&G' and 'Krd. MZ' might stand for?!

In assignments of some of the Staff officers there is only written:
Ia, Ib, Ic,
IIa
III
IVa, IVb, IVc, IVd
or
OI, OII, OIII
What does it mean?!


Andrzej

Dear Bill, thank you very much for help :wink: Though since I'm completely dumbass in reading those military symbols I would like to ask if I'm reading it correctly: - are Sp 42 and Sp 32 pionier battalions?! What 'Sp' stands for?! - why one of the Sp 32 battalions does not have any number?! - why o...

Thank you Bill - that would be great!

Hello Sid et al

I'm looking for the OdeB of G.R. 32 and 42 on 1 IX 1939 - any idea where I might find it?!


Best wishes,
Andrzej

Here is Division Eberhardt , according to Bellin's book the names changed from Landespolizeiregiment 1 and 2 to 243 and 244 Infanterieregiment on 1-9- 1939. I have come across other names as well however. Danziger IR 1 and 2 for example.. I hope someone can shed some more light on the correct names...

ericv wrote:On the first page of this topic Benout Douville posted the following oob:

Grenzschutzabschnitts-Kdo.-1:
Best EV

Thank you

That is impressive ericv!

By any chance do you have O de B for Grenzschutz-Abschnitts-Kommando 1 (CO General der Flieger Leonhard von Kaupisch)?!