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Deutsch: Felduniformen des französischen Heeres (um 1939)
  • Felduniformen des französischen Heeres
    • 1. Divisionsgeneral in Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • 2. Oberst des Infanterieregiments 12 in Feldrock
    • 3. Panzerschütze des Panzerregiments 503 in Lederjacke
    • 4. Berufsunteroffizier des Alpenjägerbataillons 9 in dunkelblauer Feldgarnitur mit Umhang
    • 5. Festungsinfanterist des Festungsinfanterieregiments 37 in Khaki-Ausgehgarnitur
    • 6. Gefreiter des Infanterieregiments 143 in Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • 7. Feldwebel des Infanterieregiments 66 in horizontblauer Garnitur
    • 8. Zuave des Zuaven-Regiments 2 in Khaki-Fledgarnitur
    • 9. Dragoner des Dragonerregiments 10 in Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • 10. Spahi des marokkanischen Spahiregiments 4 in Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • 11. Artillerist des Artillerieregiments 92 is Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • 12. Gefreiter des Pionieregiments 1 in Khaki-Ausgehgarnitur
    • 13. Schütze des algerischen Schützenregiments 22 in Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • 14. Schütze des senegalesischen Schützenregiments 14 in Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • 15. Schütze des indochinesischen Maschinengewehrbataillons 52 in Khaki-Feldgarnitur
    • Das französische Heer trägt Felduniformen in Khakifarbe, nur die Jäger zu Fuß und die Alpenjäger haben dunkelblaue Feldröcke und Hosen. Die Soldaten der Panzerwaffe und der mechanisierten Kavallerie-Einheiten tragen braune Lederrücken. Die Bestände an khakifarbenen Uniformen reichten bei der Mobilmachung nicht zur Einkleidung des ganzen Heeres aus. Es musste deshalb in größerem Umfang auf die horizontblaue Uniform zurückgegriffen werden. In diese wurden viele Einheiten der 3. Welle sowie die Verbände des Heimatheeres eingekleidet.
Die Waffengattung und die Regimentnummer der Soldaten ist an dem Kragenspiegel zu erkennen. Ihre Muster und Farben sind in den letzten 20 Jahren alt geworden. Infolgedessen ist die gegenwärtige Ausstattung nicht einheitlich. 1.8. haben Truppenteile, die in ausgegebenen Kleidern sind, andere Abzeichen als Truppenteile in Feldgarnituren.
Die Dienstgradabzeichen bestehen aus Tressen, die an den Ärmeln auf oder unter Lederjacken, Umhängen usw. auf der Vorderseite angebracht oder eingeknöpft sind. Außerdem befinden sich Dienstgradabzeichen an den Feldmützen aller Dienstgrade bis zum Oberst sowie an den Mützen der Generale. Die Ärmelabzeichen der Unteroffiziere und Mannschaften sind auf Feld- und Ausgehuniformen verschieden.
Einzelheiten über Waffen- und Dienstgradabzeichen enthält das Taschenbuch "Französisches Heer", das an alle Truppenteile ausgegeben ist.
  • Deutsches Militärplakat herausgegeben von der Wehrmacht, den Streitkräften des nationalsozialistischen Deutschlands, (Oberkommando des Heeres?). Wandtafel, die die Uniformen des französischen Heeres im Zweiten Weltkrieg darstellt.
  • Gescanntes Plakat (56 x 48 cm) aus den Sammlungen des Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart; Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, M 703 R1724N1; Militärhistorische Bildsammlung: Uniformblatt mit fünfzehn Einzelbildern der Uniformen des französischen Landheeres in dreissiger Jahren 20. Jahrh. einschliesslich der Kolonialtruppen
  • Illustrationen von Herbert Rothgaengel (Rothgängel, gestorben 1945).
  • Keine bekannten Urheberrechtsbeschränkungen; CC BY 3.0 DE


English: German military poster issued by Wehrmacht, the armed forces of Nazi Germany, 1939. Wall chart depicting the uniforms and insignia of the French Army in the Second World War. The illustrations may also be part of the poster series Die Soldaten Europas published by Militärverlag Siegismund in Berlin, Germany.
  • French Army Field Uniforms
    • 1. Division General in khaki field uniform
    • 2. Colonel of the 12th Infantry Regiment in field coat
    • 3. Tank crewman of the 503rd Tank Regiment in leather jacket
    • 4. Professional non-commissioned officer of the 9th Alpine Hunter Battalion in dark blue field uniform with cape
    • 5. Fortress infantryman of the 37th Fortress Infantry Regiment in khaki dress uniform
    • 6. Private of the 143rd Infantry Regiment in khaki field uniform
    • 7. Sergeant of the 66th Infantry Regiment in horizon blue uniform
    • 8. Zouave of the 2nd Zouave Regiment in khaki field uniform
    • 9. Dragoon of the 10th Dragoon Regiment in khaki field uniform
    • 10. Spahi of the 4th Moroccan Spahi Regiment in khaki field uniform
    • 11. Artilleryman of the 92nd Artillery Regiment in khaki field uniform
    • 12. Private of the 1st Pioneer Regiment in khaki dress uniform
    • 13. Rifleman of the 22nd Algerian Rifle Regiment in khaki field uniform
    • 14. Rifleman of the 14th Senegalese Rifle Regiment in khaki field uniform
    • 15. Rifleman of the 52nd Indochinese Machine Gun Battalion in khaki field uniform
    • The French army wears field uniforms in khaki color, only the foot hunters and the Alpine hunters have dark blue field jackets and trousers. The soldiers of the tank divisions and the mechanized cavalry units wear brown leather packs. The stocks of khaki-colored uniforms were not sufficient to outfit the entire army during mobilization. Therefore, a larger quantity of the horizon blue uniform had to be used. Many units of the 3rd wave, as well as the home army units, were dressed in this.
The branch of service and the regiment number of the soldiers can be recognized by the collar mirror. Their patterns and colors have been in use for the past 20 years. As a result, the current equipment is not uniform. As of August 1st, there are units that are dressed in issued uniforms, with different insignias from units in field uniforms.
The rank insignia are made of braids, which are attached or buttoned on the sleeves of leather jackets, capes, etc., on the front side. Additionally, rank insignia can be found on the field caps of all ranks up to colonel and on the hats of generals. The sleeve patches of non-commissioned officers and enlisted personnel differ on field and dress uniforms.
Details about weapon and rank insignia are included in the pocketbook "French Army," which is issued to all units.
  • In 1940, the French uniform largely followed that of the 1915 soldier with slight "improvements," the most notable change being the color transitioning from blue to khaki green, considered more functional. The uniform consisted of: Adrian model 1926 helmet; police pap made of cloth; single-row buttoned coat, Model 1938, equipped with the new model shoulder strap; model 1935 shirt; "Regatta" model 1935 tie, length: 1.40m, width at the ends: 6cm; white flannel belt; model 1938 pants, known as "golf pants", made of gabardine cloth; leg wraps (from May 1940, in certain units, gaiters replaced leg wraps); and marching boots model 1917.
  • Scanned copy of World War II poster from the collections of the Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart (Main State Archive Stuttgart). 30 x 19 cm.
  • Illustrations by Herbert Rothgaengel (Rothgängel), German graphic artist and illustrator deceased 1945.
  • No known copyright restrictions; CC BY 3.0 DE
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Author Herbert Rothgaengel (died 1945). Poster issued by the Wehrmacht, the armed forces of Nazi Germany 1935-1945. No known copyright restrictions; CC BY 3.0 DE

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