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Stamp on the back of german picture
Hi all,
I have a picture in my collection with the following stamp at the back: Bildstelle Fl. H. Kdtr. E 11 / XVII I presume Fl. H. Kdtr. means Fliegerhorst Kommandatur which translates as Airbase HQ. What does E 11 / XVII means? Kind regards, Rudi. |
Re: Stamp on the back of german picture
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- "Fl. H. Kdtr." translates as "Air Force Station Command." - the E indicates an "E-Hafen" (Einsatzplatz or Einsatzhafen), which is a well-camouflaged military airfield, e.g. all gasoline tanks underground. - the Roman numeral indicates the Luftgaukommando that formed the unit. - Fl.H.Kdtr. E 11/XVII was part of Koflug 19/XI Beauvais, and included the airfields Beauvais-Tille, Beauvais-Nivillers, Fournival, Sauqueuse and Rouen-Boos. Leon Venter |
Re: Stamp on the back of german picture
Thanks for your quick reply, Leon.
Kind regards, Rudi. |
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