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Deutsch: Feldbluse der Wehrmacht Kriegsmarine. Obergefreiter der Küstenartillerie (Marineartillerie); Feldgrau Uniformjacke; Doppellitzen (Kragenlitzen) am Kragen; Schulterklappen; Knöpfe; gelb Brustadler (Wehrmachtsadler, Hoheitsadler, Reichsadler mit Hakenkreuz); Dienstgradabzeichen (Ärmelabzeichen, zwei ineinandergeschobene Winkel); Kriegsverdienstmedaille Bandschnalle; Kriegsabzeichen für die Marineartillerie.
English: German Third Reich Navy (Wehrmacht Kriegsmarine) service uniform jacket of a 'senior lance-corporal' in the coastal/naval artillery (Obergefreiter der Küstenartillerie/Marineartillerie) during WW2
  • Field-grey| (feldgrau, greenish grey) tunic (Feldbluse, field-blouse)
  • Traditional pair of NCO Litzen (Doppellitze, 'double braid') on collar patches/tabs (Litzenspiegel, Kragenspiegel), with corps colour (Waffenfarbe) on the central stripe
  • Name tag marked 'Skodinski N 17900/40 E'
  • Buttons (Knöpfe) with Kriegsmarine anchor insignia
  • Shoulder straps (Schulterklappen) with yellow embroidered Coastal Artillery insignia; a winged bomb superimposed over a ship's anchor
  • Sleeve rank chevron insignia (Rangabzeichen Dienstgradabzeichen Winkel); cloth badge with double stripes of flat weave forming a V shape
  • 'Breast eagle' (Brustadler) as national emblem (Hoheitszeichen) above right breast pocket, a yellow naval version of the eagle-and-swastika emblem, a Nazi style Imperial Eagle (Reichsadler)
  • War Merit Medal (Kriegsverdienstmedaille) ribbon
  • Naval Artillery War Badge (Kriegsabzeichen für die Marineartillerie) replica

See Uniforms and insignia of the Kriegsmarine

Photo taken at a private military history museum exhibition in the tunnels at Torås Fort, a former coastal fortress and battery on the island of Tjøme, Norway, established in 1938 and completed by German military forces as part of the Festung Norwegen and Atlantic Wall during Nazi Germany's occupation of Norway in the Second World War.


Norsk bokmål: Uniformsjakke for en «visekorporal 1. klasse» (Obergefreiter) i den tyske marinens kystartilleri (Kriegsmarine Küstenartillerie/Marineartiellerie) under andre verdenskrig i Norge. Foto fra Færder Militærhistoriske museum (Torås Museum), en privat samling militærhistoriske gjenstander utstilt i et bunkeranlegg ved Torås fort på Tjøme. Kystfortet ble etablert av Forsvaret i 1939, men utbygd og ferdigstilt med fire kanoner av den tyske okkupasjonsmakten under krigen.
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