Gorget patches (redirect from Kragenspiegel)
patches was discontinued. Collar patches, or gorget patches (German: Kragenspiegel, also Kragenpatten or Arabesquen), are to be worn on the gorget (on...
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Ranks and insignia of the German Army (1935–1945) (section Collar patch (Kragenpatte, Kragenspiegel))
distinction must be made between a "collar patch" (German: Kragenpatte or Kragenspiegel), and NCO braid (Unteroffizierslitze or Kragenlitze – the badge of rank...
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Bundesheer der Republik Österreich) . They are also referred to as Kragenspiegel (English: collar patches or gorget patches). In 1920/21, the Austrian...
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permanently to the ground services of the Heer. Division "Hermann Göring": Kragenspiegel and shoulder strap piping (Schulterklappenvorstoß) "white", collar patches´...
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Military band Heeresflieger Army engineers Bright Red: General ranks (only Kragenspiegel, not Litze), Crimson: General Staff The rank structure of the German...
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patch insignia used by German speaking countries' armed forces, see Kragenspiegel Arabesque Partners, an Anglo-German responsible investment management...
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German police insignia in 1936: Shoulderboards (Schulterstücke), collar patches (Kragenspiegel), and branch colours (Truppenfarbe)...
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Bundeswehr) wear wine-red, and generals bright red. The collar patches (Kragenspiegel) of generals and general staff service officers also differ from the...
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Bibliographisches Institut AG., Leipzig, 1938, Anhang; Quotation: "The color to the Kragenspiegel of the Sturmabteilung (SA) The abbreviation "OF" stands for de: "Offizier...
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German-speaking armed forces, the designation was called Kragenpatte, Kragenspiegel, or Arabesque. In the Austro-Hungarian Army, two Parolis (on the left...
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