Company Officer's Handbook Of The German Army - All Gauge Page
Company Officer's Handbook Of The German Army - All Gauge Page Company Officer's Handbook Of The German Army - All Gauge Page
122 COMPANY OFFICER'S HANDBOOK Division Brigade Regiment Battalion Company (or equivalent unit) 43. BASIC SYMBOLS FOR BRANCHES OF SERVICE The following basic symbols are employed to indicate branches of service: Infantry Mountain Motorcycle Tank or T r or Other Armored Antitank Cavalry and Bicycle Reconnaissance 0 v or Artillery Antiaircraft Survey Troops Chemical Warfare (Smoke) ~t ~~~~~* Ft Engineers Railway Railway Fortress Engineers Operating Engineers Troops
MILITARY SYMBOLS 123 *tor Ior _- Construction Signal Railway Supply Engineers Troops Signal Services Troops T ~+ 'Ir or Transport Troops Medical Veterinary Traffic Control Services Services Services Military Police Army Postal Services Examples of tactical symbols composed by combining these basic symbols are as follows: Hq Arty Regt Hq Mtn Div Hq AT Bn 44. BASIC SYMBOLS FOR WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT The following basic symbols are employed to indicate weapons and equipment: I. I I Machine Gun Mortar Infantry Howitzer Flame Thrower Y
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MILITARY SYMBOLS 123<br />
*tor Ior _-<br />
Construction Signal Railway Supply<br />
Engineers Troops Signal Services<br />
Troops<br />
T ~+ 'Ir or<br />
Transport Troops Medical Veterinary Traffic Control<br />
Services Services Services<br />
Military Police<br />
<strong>Army</strong> Postal Services<br />
Examples of tactical symbols composed by combining these basic<br />
symbols are as follows:<br />
Hq Arty Regt Hq Mtn Div Hq AT Bn<br />
44. BASIC SYMBOLS FOR WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT<br />
<strong>The</strong> following basic symbols are employed to indicate weapons<br />
and equipment:<br />
I. I I<br />
Machine Gun Mortar Infantry Howitzer Flame Thrower<br />
Y
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