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Gebirgsjäger (German pronunciation: [ɡəˈbɪʁksˌjɛːɡɐ]) is a
German military term for
light infantry trained in
mountain warfare.
Currently used in the militaries...
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similar design is used in
Germany as the
distinguishing headgear of the
Gebirgsjäger, the only
differences being the bill was
slightly extended and the top...
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attacked on the
orders of
Oberstleutnant Josef Salminger, the
commander of
GebirgsJäger Regiment 98. A
total of 317
civilians were murdered. The 1st Mountain...
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Artillery Bn. 375
Panzer Engineer Bn. 4
Supply Bn. 4
Gebirgsjäger Bde. 23 #6
Gebirgsjäger Bn. 232
Gebirgsjäger Bn. 233 #4 #5
Panzergrenadier Bde. 37
Recon Bn...
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Wehrmacht of ****
Germany during World War II. He
served in the 3rd
Gebirgsjäger Division on the
Eastern Front of
World War II, and was, with 345 confirmed...
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barrel harmonics. The STG-556
Gebirgsjäger had a
production run of 500 rifles. It was
named after the
Gebirgsjäger,
which means Mountain Huntsmen. It...
- in April, 1945.
Generalleutnant Paul
Schricker Gebirgsjäger Regiment 296 3 x
Battalions Gebirgsjäger Regiment 297 3 x
Battalions Gebirgs Artillery Regiment...
- Coy. 270
Recon Coy. 260 11
Airmobile Brigade Gebirgsjäger Bde. 23 #1
Gebirgsjäger Bn. 232
Gebirgsjäger Bn. 233
Mountain Recon Coy. 23
Mountain Engineer...
- (armoured), four
Panzergrenadier (mechanised), two Jäger (motorised), and one
Gebirgsjäger (alpine). From
roughly 1970 onward, Army
Structure 3 saw the targeted...
- The 2nd
Mountain Division (German: 2.
Gebirgs Division) was a
Gebirgsjäger division of the
German Army
which served in
World War II,
mainly in the northernmost...
