Nota Lencana pangkat Tentera Darat Jerman (1935–1945)

  1. The Luftwaffecode: de is deprecated , although a branch of the Wehrmachtcode: de is deprecated , would use its own eagle design.
  2. The German Army of Imperial times comprised in wartime the armies of the Kingdoms of Prussia, Saxony, Bavaria and Württemberg under the Prussian General Staff (Generalstabcode: de is deprecated ).
  3. Before June 1944 their Waffenfarbe was bright red.
  4. 1 2 3 These ranks were, in effect, dead end paygrades for passed-over soldiers
  5. There is confusion in the published sources; see discussion
  6. 1 2 Portepeecode: de is deprecated "sword-knot": senior NCOs wore swords with dress uniform
  7. 1 2 3 4 Title used by the cavalry, artillery and transport troops
  8. "The spear." This may refer to the sergeant of a flintlock-era company having carried a polearm rather than a musket, or it may relate to Latin pilus priorcode: la is deprecated "leading spear," the senior centurion in a cohort.
  9. Farriers, blacksmiths specializing in the shoeing and care of horses, were a very important component of the WWII German army, 70–80% of which depended on horse-drawn transport. A standard infantry division had nearly 5,000 horses, one for every three soldiers.
  10. Combining the Waffenfarbencode: de is deprecated of the ordnance and engineer branches
  11. Combining the Waffenfarbencode: de is deprecated of the cavalry and veterinary branches; farriers were responsible for basic equine healthcare and assisting veterinary officers
  12. 1 2 3 4 5 Chaplains wore no epaulettes, a cross on the front of the cap, and a cross (Protestant) or crucifix (Catholic) around the neck. In the field chaplains wore a Red Cross armband with purple borders.
  13. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 No official translation in the military dictionary.
  14. A Feldbischofcode: de is deprecated did not wear generals' collar Arabeskecode: de is deprecated , but rather litzencode: de is deprecated in gold on a violet backing; his overcoat lapel facings were also violet rather than red.
  15. A prewar rank discontinued before the outbreak of hostilities. Leftover from the Imperial times, was never awarded.[13]