Forstchutz (Forestry Service)

German auxiliary organizations 1919-1945.
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Forstchutz (Forestry Service)

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Hello,

I'm trying to locate any source (books, webpages, magazines...) about uniforms and insignia of the Forestry Service?

thank you in advance.

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Hello,
maybe for the beginning this book could help you. In this book you can see most branches with their uniforms of the Third reich, including forestry service.

Davis/Turner. GERMAN UNIFORMS OF THE THIRD
REICH 1933-1945. London: Arms and Armour Press, 1997.

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I don't recall off hand but another good bet would be to figure out what branch this area fell under and then research that particular area for details on it specifically. For example, if the Forstchutz fell under the German Police, look into resources on the German Police for additional details on the forest service specifically, etc.
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Post by awaygood »

Look for Bender's books on Luftwaffe uniforms and Brian Davis' book on the same subject -in both cases, I think the Forestry uniforms are covered in volume 2 of these books.
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Thank you all !!

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Post by the.warlord1944 »

i have an original jacket but it lacks the shoulderboards.
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Hello Gentlemen!

Here are some photographs...

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Source: http://www.germaniainternational.com


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Here's another picture showing a group in full figure:

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Showing Hermann Göring as Reichsforst- und Jägermeister of the Reich...

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Again source is: http://www.germaniainternational.com


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Post by Doktor Krollspell »

And of course... another thread on the same subject with pictures provided by member Nordwest: http://www.feldgrau.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=18611


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can anybody help me then with that pic posted in the other thread? I want to know who is in that car, is it Goering? thanks. :D

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Post by maschinengewehr42 »

Maybe a little late to reply but there are good pictures of surviving uniforms on this commercial site: http://www.germanmilitaria.com/Political/04ASSORT4.html
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