Kriegsmarine Ship Damage Service Armband

SKU: 21.GOR.03.02.05.01.007

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  • Kriegsmarine Ship Damage Service Armband Obverse
  • Kriegsmarine Ship Damage Service Armband Reverse

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    Germany

History


The headgear, uniforms, and insignia worn by members of the Kriegsmarine were based upon the designs utilized by the Kaiserliche Marine and the Reichsmarine. The official regulations governing the uniforms of the Reichsmarine were issued on April 5, 1921, and they were embraced, with a few alterations, as the Kriegsmarine uniforms in 1935.

These armbands were worn by personnel within all branches of the Third Reich Armed Forces, and they were meant to indicate the wearer’s duty specific position or function. The official regulations stated that the armbands should be worn on the upper left sleeve of outer garment layers, but there are many documented instances of personnel wearing the armband on the right sleeve.

While the majority of armbands were machine-woven, they were also produced via machine-embroidery, hand-sewing, or printing. The armbands were often stamped on the reverse with the issuing office's or unit's seal.

The Air Protection of the Navy Armbands were worn by Kriegsmarine personnel who were members of land installations/units.

The Ship Damage Service Armbands were composed of white cloth, a light-blue cloth border, and an anchor in black with a yellow rope both in machine-woven (BeVo) thread.

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    $300 USD

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    100mm

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