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Re: Can anyone translate this sent from the Luftwaffe in 1944?
Good evening Char and Nick !
indeed a nice example in German military bureaucracy termination for your collections .On my opinion, A.d.D. means "Auf dem Dienstweg", which can be translated as "through the official channels", here to the Air Fleet Command Reich , while those statistical units as Quartermaster General, Wehrmachtsauskunftsstelle e.g. received the information directly, not on the longer way through the official channels. Best wishes ! Horst Weber |
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