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K007878 ADMIRALTY STAFF EM/NCO PERSONNEL'S SLEEVE INSIGNIA. (Unterpersonal der Stäbe Ärmelabzeichen)

BACKGROUND: On entering Kriegsmarine service all personnel were assigned and trained for a specific career. These careers consisted of a wide variety of specialty trades and functions with some of the careers restricted to certain rank groups. On successful completion of the appropriate training, personnel were issued distinctive career insignia to be worn on the upper left sleeve of the uniforms. For EM/NCO’s the career insignia could be worn combined with the rank insignia or as separate insignia. Enlisted ranks of Matrose up to and including Hauptgefreiter career insignia were generally embroidered on small, round, bases while NCO ranks of Maat up to and including Oberdeckoffizier career insignia were on larger, vertically oval bases and could come in embroidered or stamped alloy versions. Regulations dictated that the base color of the insignia was to match the color of the uniform it was worn on. The Junior NCO’s and EM’s serving on the staff of fleet commanders and other naval unit leaders were allotted special insignia to reflect their position as a staff personnel.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: The insignia consists of a navy blue wool base with the machine embroidered likeness of an Admiral’s flag with a white base field, a central, black and white bordered, black Iron Cross and a golden yellow flag pole all in cotton threads.

GRADE ****1/2                                                         PRICE $37.00

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