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Greetings to everyone !!

Just to clear this up for you Remy Schrijnen was a member of the PAK Zug of Kampfgruppe Rehmann later KG D' Haese of the 6 SS Sturm Brigade " Langemarck " which consisted of 3 Kompanies of Infanterie as well as the PAK's. The remainder of Langemarck stayed at the Knovitz training grounds.

He was Richtschutze on the third Geschutz commanded by SS Unterscharfuhrer Jef Grootaers , the Zugfuhrer was SS Untersturmfuhrer Marcel Laperre.

They fought as part of III SS Panzer Korps in the area of the Blue Mountains , the Tannenburg Line , in the combat area of the Nordland Divison.

Schrijnen was a Sturmann at the time of the action and was promoted to Unterschafuhrer at the time of his award notification skipping the rank of Rottenfuhrer.

regards

Paul

Famous photo finally identified - Langemarck ( guys with Panzerschreck has national shield ).

Hello,I am very interested in doing a 27.SS Flemish volunteer impression for late war.What would be the more correct cuff title to get.The Frw.Legion Flandern RzM or 'Langmarck'??..And who sells the correct sleeve shield?

Thanks!!

Langemarck cuffband and the round lionshield for a post summer 1943 impression.

we buy our shields here localy in belgium

Those are made in Poland.

http://www.rekonstrukcja.pl/product_inf ... cts_id=424

I have seen better copies as that.

So after 43' the (Frw.Legion Flandern) cuff titles are the most common?

Some Langemarck.

POA1944 wrote:So after 43' the (Frw.Legion Flandern) cuff titles are the most common?

No, Langemarck

There was also a unauthorized cuff title "Flandern" worn by men of the legion a picture can be found in cloth insignia of the ss