Photoalbum Panzerabteilung 65.

[Doktor Krollspell]

1. Hauptmann Arthur Kullmer, he would later receive The DkiG.

..on 14.01.1942 as an Oberstleutnant and Chef Infanterie-regiment 331 of the 167. Infanterie-Division. (Patzwall & Scherzer 2001)


Great photo of (a younger) Arthur Kullmer! And the other photographs are great as well D_Dutch! You seem to have made quite a find with that Photo album... Looking forward to see some more of the Panzer-Abteilung 65 and Unteroffizier Richard Eiermann.


Regards,

Krollspell

[D_Dutch]

1. Hauptmann Arthur Kullmer, he would later receive The DkiG.

..on 14.01.1942 as an Oberstleutnant and Chef Infanterie-regiment 331 of the 167. Infanterie-Division. (Patzwall & Scherzer 2001)

He also recieved the Ritterkreuz on 27-10-1943 as Generalleutnant and Kommandeur of 296 Volksarmee.
He was also rewarded the Eichenlaub on the Ritterkreuz on the 28th of February 1945.
Other awards were the EKII and EKI during World War 1, Spange for EKI and EKII , Ehrenkreuz fur Frontkampfer, Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung IV bis I. Klasse and "winterschlacht im Osten 1941/1942"
He died in Russian Captivity on 28 March 1953.

[Doktor Krollspell]

He also recieved the Ritterkreuz on 27-10-1943 as Generalleutnant and Kommandeur of 296 Volksarmee.
He was also rewarded the Eichenlaub on the Ritterkreuz on the 28th of February 1945.
Other awards were the EKII and EKI during World War 1, Spange for EKI and EKII , Ehrenkreuz fur Frontkampfer, Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung IV bis I. Klasse and "winterschlacht im Osten 1941/1942"
He died in Russian Captivity on 28 March 1953.

Hehehe... I knew that I forgot something! Yes indeed, Arthur Kullmer ended the war as a Generalleutnant and a ELT. Just one thing, he won his RK for commanding the 269 Infanterie-Division and the Eichenlauben (no. 758) for commanding the 558. Volks-Grenadier-Division.


(An older) Arthur Kullmer

http://www.das-ritterkreuz.de


Regards,

Krollspell

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Indeed interesting pictures. Noticed the Reichswehr uniform on No. 1, 2 & 9. Also the Practice Stielhandgranate 24 (with holes) on picture No. 2 of which I have a few of. Actually only the tops, some caps, bits of wood and pull beads.


Nice of you to share these with us!


waleed

[Brendan Hunt]

Wonderful photoalbum, Dutch! You really scored on this one!!!

[Germany33]

Hello Dutch!

Referring to the field parade (no. 24 & 24): I am very sure it must be OSWALD LUTZ (1876 - 1944). He was the first General der Panzertruppe. The barracks of my reserve unit have still the name Schulz/Lutz Kaserne. He was one of founders of the German Panzertruppe.

best regards,

C. Sommerfeld, Germany

[Frederick L Clemens]

Thank you for sharing.