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Feldgrau.com: Jason Pipes' Glossary of German Military Terms

I found this Glossary on Jason Pipes' Feldgrau site while doing some research. It seems useful so I am posting a link to it here for anyone who is not already familiar with it.
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A good glossary, but very short on abbreviations.
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Default Re: Glossary of German Military Terms

In Abbreviations - Page 4 - World War 2 Talk
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I know the thread is about English abbreviations, but you guys might find these two interesting/helpful as well:

http://downloads.sturmpanzer.net/mlw...Dictionary.pdf
http://downloads.sturmpanzer.net/mlw...reviations.pdf

(Found on http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=29112&mode=threaded&pid=274444 "]Gentlemen's Military Interest Club[/url], I don't know whether they've already been posted on here)


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Thanks for the links. Very helpful.
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Default Re: Glossary of German Military Terms

Another source: HyperWar: Handbook on German Military Forces (TM-E 30-451)
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There is another source online as well, but-you HAVE to be an invited member to the site in order to access it.

If anyone is having trouble with descriptions-please feel free to ask me-I can help with most of them. The only ones I have any trouble with are mainly dealing with Imperial stuff.
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