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Hauptfeldwebel (
HptFw or HF; lit. 'Head
Field Bailiff') is the
third highest Non-commissioned
officer (NCO)
grade in
German Army and
German Air Force...
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German Wehrmacht,
Hauptfeldwebel (German: [ˈhaʊ̯ptˌfɛltveːbl̩] , short:
HptFw; address: Herr Hauptfeldwebel) was not a rank but a
position title, ****ignment...
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Dietzen 33
HptFw Henry Lukács 28
HptFw Markus Geist 28
Oberfeldwebel (OFw) Luftlande-/Lufttransportschule 22
January 2010
Daniel Seibert 30
HptFw Gefechtsübungszentrum...
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administers a company's finances,
subsistence and lodging.
Hauptfeldweibel (
Hptfw) Sergent-major chef (Sgtm chef)
Sergente maggiore capo (sgtm capo) Capoprimsergent...
- onto a convoy. On 18 July 1941 the
Fw 200C with
combat wing code (Geschwaderkennung) of F8+AB (and the crew of
Hpt. Fliegel) were lost to AA fire while...
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Football Club Nickname(s)
Melabs (Mulabbis)
Hamlabsim (The Mulabbis)
Short name
HPT Founded 1934; 91 years ago (1934)
Ground HaMoshava Stadium,
Petah Tikva,...
- over Me 262
airfields resulted in
numerous jet losses. On 5
October 1944,
Hpt. Hans-Christoph Buttmann's Me 262 was shot down near Over****elt by a Supermarine...
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claimed of 432, Oblt.
Joachim Kirschner claiming 9
kills and
Gruppenkommandeur Hpt. Kurt Brändle
claiming 5. As
Allied air
operations over
Germany increased...
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encountered a
Messerschmitt Me 262 jet of KG 51 and shot it down, the pilot,
Hpt. Hans-Christoph Buttmann, was killed. This was the
first victory over this...
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bombers were
claimed by
Hpt.
Walter Oesau (2),
Fw. Otto Pohl (2),
Fw.
Alexander Bleymüller, Hptm. Karl-Heinz
Greisert and
Fw.
Ernst Bosseckert. Only two...
