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Boitier Masque anti-gaz nominatif. Nominative anti-gas mask case.
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Boitier de masque anti-gaz nominatif. Piece provenant de Normandie. Modele long, peinture gris/bleu a 70%. Toutes les sangles sont presentes, sauf la petite. Numero 1209. Quelques bosses sur l'ensemble de la piece. Les optiques sont manquantes. Marquages Kan Brzezinski, numero Feldpost 08163, correspondant au 8. Batterie Werfer-Regiment 83. Le regiment de lanceurs 83 a ete mis en place en mars 1944 dans la region de Bergen-Celle dans le Wehrkreis IV. En avril 1944, plusieurs exercices de tir ont ete effectues a Bergen-Hohne et des exercices de protection contre les gaz a Munster. Au debut du mois de mai 1944, le regiment a ensuite ete transfere dans le nord de la France dans la region de Beauvais-Grandvillers. En juin 1944, le regiment fut alerte et marcha vers la region de Caen. Le regiment est subordonne a la 12eme La division blindee SS Hitlerjugend et a emmenage ses positions de feu a l'ouest de Caen, sur la ligne Verson - Epron. Ici, il a participe aux combats defensifs pour Caen, en particulier l'aerodrome de Carpiquet et l'Abbaye Ardenne. a la mi-juin, le regiment a ete transfere dans la region a l'est de l'Orne. Le 25. En juin, le regiment a de nouveau pris des positions de feu a l'ouest de l'Orne dans la region de Maltot. Le 9 En juillet, des positions de feu vers l'est de l'Orne ont ete prises a peu pres sur la ligne Fleury sur Orne Troarn. Le 18 aoot 1944, la majeure partie du regiment a reussi a sortir de la poche de Falaise et a se retirer a Rouen et a Elbeuf. Du 22 au 24 Aoot, il a reussi a traverser sur la Seine en remettant la plupart des lanceurs et des vehicules. Le regiment s'est ensuite retire a Liege via Beauvais, Gison, Hirson, Dinant, puis largement disperse d'Emmen aux Pays-Bas a Eupen en Belgique. . De la, il a ete deplace a la mi-septembre vers Uelzen pour une reorganisation. En novembre, le transfert a eu lieu sur le front ouest dans la region de Daun. Le 15 decembre, le regiment a pris position dans la region frontaliere germano-belge et a participe a l'offensive des Ardennes. Au cours de l'offensive, il a progresse jusqu'a St. Vith en Belgique. Le 26 decembre, il a ensuite ete transfere dans la region de ZweibrŸcken-Mittelbach. De debut janvier a fin fevrier 1945, le regiment a ensuite ete deploye dans la region de Sarrebruck. Au debut du mois de mars 1945, il a ete utilise dans le HunsrŸck pour defendre la HunsrŸck-Hohenstra§e. Le 20 Mars a commence la retraite via Birkenfeld, Baumholder, Landstuhl et Speyer. Le 23 mars, le Rhin a ete traverse et une position de repos a ete prise dans la region de Bretten Bruchsal. Le 6 avril, le regiment a ensuite ete transfere a Mindelheim pour se rafraichir. Comme il n'y avait presque plus de lanceurs et de munitions, il a ete utilise a la mi-avril pour defendre Augsbourg en tant que fantassins. Fin avril, les batteries individuelles se sont retirees par des chemins separes en passant par Munich en direction de Rosenheim et ont ete capturees au debut du mois de mai 1945. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Named anti-gas mask case. Piece from Normandy. Long model, 70% gray/blue paint. All the straps are present, except the small one. Number 1209. Some dents throughout the piece. The optics are missing. Markings Kan Brzezinski, Feldpost number 08163, corresponding to 8. Battery Werfer-Regiment 83. Lancer Regiment 83 was established in March 1944 in the Bergen-Celle region in Wehrkreis IV. In April 1944, several shooting exercises were carried out in Bergen-Hohne and gas protection exercises in Munster. At the beginning of May 1944, the regiment was then transferred to northern France in the Beauvais-Grandvillers region. In June 1944, the regiment was alerted and marched towards the Caen region. The regiment is subordinate to the 12th SS Hitlerjugend armored division and has moved its fire positions west of Caen, on the Verson - Epron line. Here he took part in the defensive battles for Caen, particularly the Carpiquet airfield and the Abbaye Ardenne. In mid-June, the regiment was transferred to the region east of the Orne. On June 25, the regiment again took up fire positions west of the Orne in the Maltot region. On 9 July, fire positions east of the Orne were taken up roughly on the Fleury line on Orne Troarn. On August 18, 1944, most of the regiment managed to escape from the Falaise pocket and retreat to Rouen and Elbeuf. From August 22 to 24, he managed to cross the Seine, handing over most of the launchers and vehicles. The regiment then withdrew to Liege via Beauvais, Gison, Hirson, Dinant, then widely dispersed from Emmen in the Netherlands to Eupen in Belgium. . From there it was moved in mid-September to Uelzen for reorganization. In November, the transfer took place on the Western Front in the Daun region. On December 15, the regiment took up position in the German-Belgian border region and participated in the Ardennes offensive. During the offensive he advanced as far as St. Vith in Belgium. On December 26, he was then transferred to the ZweibrŸcken-Mittelbach region. From the beginning of January to the end of February 1945, the regiment was then deployed to the SaarbrŸcken region. At the beginning of March 1945, it was used in the HunsrŸck to defend the HunsrŸck-Hohenstra§e. On March 20, the retreat began via Birkenfeld, Baumholder, Landstuhl and Speyer. On March 23, the Rhine was crossed and a rest position was taken in the Bretten Bruchsal area. On April 6, the regiment was then transferred to Mindelheim for refreshment. Since there were almost no launchers and ammunition left, it was used in mid-April to defend Augsburg as infantrymen. At the end of April, the individual batteries withdrew by separate paths through Munich towards Rosenheim and were captured at the beginning of May 1945. Note some wear and patina on the part.
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Boitier de masque anti-gaz nominatif. Piece provenant de Normandie. Modele long, peinture gris/bleu a 70%. Toutes les sangles sont presentes, sauf la petite. Numero 1209. Quelques bosses sur l'ensemble de la piece. Les optiques sont manquantes. Marquages Kan Brzezinski, numero Feldpost 08163, correspondant au 8. Batterie Werfer-Regiment 83. Le regiment de lanceurs 83 a ete mis en place en mars 1944 dans la region de Bergen-Celle dans le Wehrkreis IV. En avril 1944, plusieurs exercices de tir ont ete effectues a Bergen-Hohne et des exercices de protection contre les gaz a Munster. Au debut du mois de mai 1944, le regiment a ensuite ete transfere dans le nord de la France dans la region de Beauvais-Grandvillers. En juin 1944, le regiment fut alerte et marcha vers la region de Caen. Le regiment est subordonne a la 12eme La division blindee SS Hitlerjugend et a emmenage ses positions de feu a l'ouest de Caen, sur la ligne Verson - Epron. Ici, il a participe aux combats defensifs pour Caen, en particulier l'aerodrome de Carpiquet et l'Abbaye Ardenne. a la mi-juin, le regiment a ete transfere dans la region a l'est de l'Orne. Le 25. En juin, le regiment a de nouveau pris des positions de feu a l'ouest de l'Orne dans la region de Maltot. Le 9 En juillet, des positions de feu vers l'est de l'Orne ont ete prises a peu pres sur la ligne Fleury sur Orne Troarn. Le 18 aoot 1944, la majeure partie du regiment a reussi a sortir de la poche de Falaise et a se retirer a Rouen et a Elbeuf. Du 22 au 24 Aoot, il a reussi a traverser sur la Seine en remettant la plupart des lanceurs et des vehicules. Le regiment s'est ensuite retire a Liege via Beauvais, Gison, Hirson, Dinant, puis largement disperse d'Emmen aux Pays-Bas a Eupen en Belgique. . De la, il a ete deplace a la mi-septembre vers Uelzen pour une reorganisation. En novembre, le transfert a eu lieu sur le front ouest dans la region de Daun. Le 15 decembre, le regiment a pris position dans la region frontaliere germano-belge et a participe a l'offensive des Ardennes. Au cours de l'offensive, il a progresse jusqu'a St. Vith en Belgique. Le 26 decembre, il a ensuite ete transfere dans la region de ZweibrŸcken-Mittelbach. De debut janvier a fin fevrier 1945, le regiment a ensuite ete deploye dans la region de Sarrebruck. Au debut du mois de mars 1945, il a ete utilise dans le HunsrŸck pour defendre la HunsrŸck-Hohenstra§e. Le 20 Mars a commence la retraite via Birkenfeld, Baumholder, Landstuhl et Speyer. Le 23 mars, le Rhin a ete traverse et une position de repos a ete prise dans la region de Bretten Bruchsal. Le 6 avril, le regiment a ensuite ete transfere a Mindelheim pour se rafraichir. Comme il n'y avait presque plus de lanceurs et de munitions, il a ete utilise a la mi-avril pour defendre Augsbourg en tant que fantassins. Fin avril, les batteries individuelles se sont retirees par des chemins separes en passant par Munich en direction de Rosenheim et ont ete capturees au debut du mois de mai 1945. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Named anti-gas mask case. Piece from Normandy. Long model, 70% gray/blue paint. All the straps are present, except the small one. Number 1209. Some dents throughout the piece. The optics are missing. Markings Kan Brzezinski, Feldpost number 08163, corresponding to 8. Battery Werfer-Regiment 83. Lancer Regiment 83 was established in March 1944 in the Bergen-Celle region in Wehrkreis IV. In April 1944, several shooting exercises were carried out in Bergen-Hohne and gas protection exercises in Munster. At the beginning of May 1944, the regiment was then transferred to northern France in the Beauvais-Grandvillers region. In June 1944, the regiment was alerted and marched towards the Caen region. The regiment is subordinate to the 12th SS Hitlerjugend armored division and has moved its fire positions west of Caen, on the Verson - Epron line. Here he took part in the defensive battles for Caen, particularly the Carpiquet airfield and the Abbaye Ardenne. In mid-June, the regiment was transferred to the region east of the Orne. On June 25, the regiment again took up fire positions west of the Orne in the Maltot region. On 9 July, fire positions east of the Orne were taken up roughly on the Fleury line on Orne Troarn. On August 18, 1944, most of the regiment managed to escape from the Falaise pocket and retreat to Rouen and Elbeuf. From August 22 to 24, he managed to cross the Seine, handing over most of the launchers and vehicles. The regiment then withdrew to Liege via Beauvais, Gison, Hirson, Dinant, then widely dispersed from Emmen in the Netherlands to Eupen in Belgium. . From there it was moved in mid-September to Uelzen for reorganization. In November, the transfer took place on the Western Front in the Daun region. On December 15, the regiment took up position in the German-Belgian border region and participated in the Ardennes offensive. During the offensive he advanced as far as St. Vith in Belgium. On December 26, he was then transferred to the ZweibrŸcken-Mittelbach region. From the beginning of January to the end of February 1945, the regiment was then deployed to the SaarbrŸcken region. At the beginning of March 1945, it was used in the HunsrŸck to defend the HunsrŸck-Hohenstra§e. On March 20, the retreat began via Birkenfeld, Baumholder, Landstuhl and Speyer. On March 23, the Rhine was crossed and a rest position was taken in the Bretten Bruchsal area. On April 6, the regiment was then transferred to Mindelheim for refreshment. Since there were almost no launchers and ammunition left, it was used in mid-April to defend Augsburg as infantrymen. At the end of April, the individual batteries withdrew by separate paths through Munich towards Rosenheim and were captured at the beginning of May 1945. Note some wear and patina on the part.
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