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This map shows the age of german population in 1950.

I´d say the term to look for is "mobile field kitchen".
You´ll find some pics and sites when typing this at google picture search.

Best regards and "guten Hunger"

Hurray, I see the map :D The text says about this: From October 1943 until June 1944 the division was on guard / defended this position at the highway. She had a main part in those five huge battles at the main supply routes - the biggest defensive battles in the whole war. The division defended its...

@ Veiss: I tried the links but it -no pictures. Instead I get a message that the album is secured by a password.

@ Veiss: You can upload a pic to http://www.imageshack.us and then show the link to us.

Why don´t you just look in the good old official Home Guard manual: http://met.open.ac.uk/group/jwL/hg_manual/homeguard.htm http://met.open.ac.uk/group/jwL/jon.html Grenades are on sides 47 - 51. No. 68 Grenade was supposed to be fired from a discharger fitted to a rifle. Effective range was 50-75 y...

Rollbahn is a term for a wide street / highway on which troops were advancing. Schlacht means battle.
Though I am native German speaker I never heard Rollbahnschlacht before.

@ Veiss: Can you post a pic of that map ? This could help.

I could just imagine Kevin wandering around Münster saying 'Wo findet man das Panzermuseum, bitte?' :D :D Here´s a link to a private website of some guys who take care of the tanks. Though the side is in german you can click on the names of the tanks or at "Fahrzeuge" at the left side and...

I´ve been there last year with my reserve unit and it´s really worth a visit. Here are some pics I took there: http://www.feldgrau.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=15623&highlight=munster The scale models aren´t there anymore but the real tanks are more interesting. And btw: The City is Munster, not M...

Maybe there´s another explanation / translation for ZUG:

It could mean that the mines were layed out with a pull action fuse or in German Zugzünder.

Looks like the so called "fasces":

http://home.uchicago.edu/~janie/fasces.htm

It used to be a symbol of ancient romans and (very) later the one of the italian fascists.

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You are right:
Fk is short for Funker which means wireless operator.
Gefr is short for Gefreiter - seaman apprentice or private E-2.

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Zug is also german for platoon. Does that make any sense in the context ?

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I guess NSV = Nationalsozialistische Volkswohlfahrt

which means National Socialistic Assistance, a welfare organisation.

I think "Sfl" stands for Selbstfahrlafette - self propelled howitzer

A pic says more than 1.000 words:

http://www.waffenhq.de/panzer/selbstfahrlafette5.html