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Deutsch: Josef Niemitz, * 22. März 1914, Oberglogau; + 13. März 2001, Duisburg. Ritterkreuzträger und Hauptfeldwebel/Oberfeldwebel der deutschen Wehrmacht.
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Deutsch: Josef Niemitz, * 22. März 1914, Oberglogau; + 13. März 2001, Duisburg. Ritterkreuzträger und Hauptfeldwebel/Oberfeldwebel der deutschen Wehrmacht.  |
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For documentary purposes the German Federal Archive often retained the original image captions, which may be erroneous, biased, obsolete or politically extreme. Deutsch: Der Hauptfeldwebel der Wehrmacht wurde 1938 eingeführt und war kein Dienstgrad (im Gegensatz zur Bundeswehr), sondern die Dienststellungsbezeichnung für den Kompaniefeldwebel, auch „Spieß“. Die doppelten Unteroffizierslitzen "Kolbenringe" an beiden Ärmelaufschlägen der Uniformjacke kennzeichnen den Uniformträger als Hauptfeldwebel/Kompaniefeldwebel und damit ranghöchste Verwendung für einen Portepee-Unteroffizier in einer Kompanie oder vergleichbaren militärischen Einheit von Heer oder Luftwaffe. Gemäß Rangabzeichen der Schulterklappe hatte der abgebildete Militärangehörig hier zudem den Rang eines Oberfeldwebels. Der vergleichbare Dienstposten in der Waffen-SS trug die Bezeichnung SS-Stabsscharführer.
English: The double "piston rings" on both cuffs (of sleeves) on the uniform jacket identify the carrier of the uniform as soldier of the German Wehrmacht (with the rank of Oberfeldwebel (OR-7)) in the position of a "Hauptfeldwebel" or "Spiess" (company sergeant).
Русский: Двойные "поршиные кольца" на обшлаг рукавах (снизу) повседневой ворме идетифицирует носитель формы как военного Германского Вермахта (со званией Оберфелдвебель (OР-7)) в должности "Гауптфелдвебель" или "Спис" (старшина роты/батареи). |
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