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
126 COMPANY OFFICER S HANDBOOK T A 3 Inf How Co with How on SP Armd (Half- Ski 13l Towed Wpns Mount track) Rifle Co Ski Co Mtn Inf How Rty AA Gun Gun positions are indicated by the following supplementary symbols: In Fixed Position In Position In Fixed Position under Armor or Concrete /7 /- _ (above symbol) (below symbol) Under construction Completed (below symbol) EZxamples: AT Gun in Gun in Fixed How in Fixed Position Position Position under Armor or Concrete Various supplementary symbols are employed for the closer characterization of headquarters and units. Examples: Hq of a Comdr of Mtz Sig Int Trs Maint Co
47. SUPPLEMENTARY ABBREVIATIONS MILITARY SYMBOLS 127 The following supplementary abbreviations are used: 1 or le (leicht), light; mn (mittel), medium; s (schwer), heavy; and sw (schwerste), superheavy. Examples: m I--P / e T Hv MG Medium Mort Light Scout Light Inf Car Equip Clm Other supplementary letters are placed to the left, to the right, above, below, or within the tactical symbol. Examples: Hq Fortress Engr Hq Mtz Sig Bn Mtz Flash- Br Clm with "B" Regt of an Army ranging Equip Btry The following supplementary letters are placed to the right of the weapon or equipment symbol and indicate the country of origin of such weapon or equipment: b (belgisch), Belgian; d (ddnisch), Danish; e (englisch), English; f (franzbsisch), French; h (hollindisch), Dutch; j (jugoslawisch), Yugoslav; n (norwegisch), Norwegian; o (5sterreichisch), Austrian; p (polnisch), Polish; r (russisch), Russian; t (tschechisch), Czech. 48. SUPPLEMENTARY NUMERALS Arabic numerals placed to the right of the tactical symbols are employed to identify the number of the following units and their headquarters: armies, divisions, regiments, separate battalions, and companies (or equivalent units). Example: 18th Inf Regt
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126 COMPANY OFFICER S HANDBOOK<br />
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A 3<br />
Inf How Co with How on SP Armd (Half- Ski 13l<br />
Towed Wpns Mount track) Rifle Co<br />
Ski Co Mtn Inf How Rty AA Gun<br />
Gun positions are indicated by the following supplementary<br />
symbols:<br />
In Fixed Position<br />
In Position In Fixed Position under Armor or Concrete<br />
/7 /- _<br />
(above symbol) (below symbol) Under construction Completed<br />
(below symbol)<br />
EZxamples:<br />
AT Gun in Gun in Fixed How in Fixed<br />
Position Position Position under Armor<br />
or Concrete<br />
Various supplementary symbols are employed for the closer<br />
characterization of headquarters and units. Examples:<br />
Hq of a Comdr of<br />
Mtz Sig Int Trs<br />
Maint Co
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