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augustdieter
Private
Number of posts: 1
Registration date: 2007-09-29
| | Subject: Units Bielefeld 1947/1948 29/9/2007, 20:56 | |
| Hello, we are in search of a british unit in 1947/1948. This unit was stationed in Bielefeld. The only clue we have is that the uniforms were black
Because my English has got rusty a little bit I have I write here with on-line translator. I ask this to excuse
Best regards Dieter
Her is the hole case
http://www.forum-der-wehrmacht.de/thread.php?threadid=2996 |
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Webmaster Phil
Admin
Number of posts: 91
Age: 31
Localisation: Fallingbostel
Cap Badge: REME
Places Served: Fallingbostel, Bielefeld
Registration date: 2007-03-08
| | Subject: Bielefeld 30/9/2007, 08:05 | |
| My immediate thought comes to one of the Royal Tank Regiments. Never heard of MBT's being stationed in Bielefeld though.
Watch this space. |
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JAL
SSgt/CSgt
Number of posts: 61
Age: 67
Localisation: York
Cap Badge: RASC & RAOC
Places Served: Bielefeld, Minden, Mannheim/Seckenheim
Registration date: 2007-07-13
| | Subject: Re: Units Bielefeld 1947/1948 30/9/2007, 19:18 | |
| Where the MSO formed then, as there uniforms were black? |
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soprano54
WOI
Number of posts: 119
Age: 53
Localisation: Gloucestershire
Cap Badge: RTR
Places Served: Fallingbostel, Tidworth, Paderborn, Cyprus, Bovington, Hemer, NI, Coltishall, Incirlik, Benson
Registration date: 2007-03-10
| | Subject: Re: Units Bielefeld 1947/1948 1/10/2007, 15:51 | |
| | JAL wrote: | | Where the MSO formed then, as there uniforms were black? |
My thoughts exactly as the RTR didn't start wearing thier black coveralls again until sometime in the 50s! |
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Webmaster Phil
Admin
Number of posts: 91
Age: 31
Localisation: Fallingbostel
Cap Badge: REME
Places Served: Fallingbostel, Bielefeld
Registration date: 2007-03-08
| | Subject: Bielefled 3/10/2007, 11:29 | |
| After contacting the RTR Museum, I received the following responce:
I have just spoken to Colonel Longman; he remembers 3rd RTR being at Detmold but agrees that Bielefeld would not have been able to handle tanks. However he says it would have been quite possible for RTR personnel to be posted there without armour.
Still, if the RTR didn't wear black (again) until the 50's, then it is very unlikely for it to be them.
Therefore, the MSO tree is a tree well worth barking up. |
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Webmaster Phil
Admin
Number of posts: 91
Age: 31
Localisation: Fallingbostel
Cap Badge: REME
Places Served: Fallingbostel, Bielefeld
Registration date: 2007-03-08
| | Subject: Bielefeld 1947/1948 21/10/2007, 09:10 | |
| There is a webpage titled Royal Tank Regiment 1946-2005
which can be found by clicking the link below. It tells of all the locations where RTR regiments have been stationed between the above dates, with Bielefeld not being one of them.
http://orbat.com/site/history/volume4/433/RTR_postwar.pdf |
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jim
Let Gen
Number of posts: 1226
Localisation: Sutton Coldfield
Cap Badge: RAOC
Places Served: Dad, Hamburg, Bad Oeynhausen, Iserlohn, Bury, Osnabruck, Worcester. Me Detmold, Bielefeld, NI, HK
Registration date: 2008-01-03
| | Subject: Re: Units Bielefeld 1947/1948 3/1/2008, 14:15 | |
| I'd agree with the MSO theory, and I liked there plum brandy as well  |
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