Translation help required

[Kutscha]

The abbreviations:

Best.
Verbr.
Zufuhr.

From documents on avgas at bases.

[sidney]

Depending on the context...

Best Bestand: strength; stock
Best Bestimmung: destination; regulation

Verbr Verbrauch: expenditure (of ammunition); consumption
verbr verbraucht: consumed; spent; used; expended (of ammunition)
Verbr Verbrechen: crime; felony
verbr verbrecherisch: criminal
Verbr Verbrennung: combustion

Zuf Zuführer: feeder; belt pawl (machine gun)
Zuf Zufuhr: supplies; bringing up of supplies

[Kutscha]

Thank you sidney.

Best. - fuel in stock
Verbr. - fuel consumption
Zufuhr. - fuel delivered

[gwdsoldat]

Hello Gentleman,
may,
Best. : Bestandsmenge (existed quantity)
Verbr.: Verbrauchsmenge (consumtion quantity)
Zufuhr: Zufuhrmenge (quantity shipped)
Best wishes
Manfred

[sidney]

You are welcome, Kutscha.

Thank you Manfred for the alternative translation, which I believe lead to the same outcome.

[Kutscha]

Thank you both.

Another question: What is LTL and HTL?

As in LTL Regensburg and HTL Munchen-Olex

[sidney]

I am not sure whether LTL and/or HTL are contemporary (i.e., WW2) German abbreviations - can you give the full context?

[Kutscha]

Sidney, they were on contemporary WW2 German documents dated April 1945 for fuel status at bases/locations.

I am thinking they are storage/distribution locations.

Some other LTL locations are Annaburg, Weissenhor?, Dom?schin if this helps.

[Merlin]

May be it reads:

LTL Luftwaffe Tank Lager
HTL Heeres Tank Lager