wwII army units1 German history question?
What was the military arm of the Nazi Party?

-By military arm, I mean what military organizations carried out the goals of the Nazi Party? There were actually two. One was used by Hitler during his rise to power. The other was part of the German Army during WWII. This later organization fought as units in the regular army and also carried out the Holocaust.
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thanks so much for the help!!

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uniform 150x150 Where can I find a World War II uniform for a 10 year old?

Preferably 101st Airborne during WWII, but will take anything at this point. U.S. Army infantry will be just as good.
My son wants this for his Halloween costume.

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wwII army medals5 What is your opinion about the practice of praising volunteers today over draftees in the past?Mine is simple. It is nonsense. Our History is full of examples of volunteers who failed and outstanding draftees. I don’t support a draft unless it is revised to make it much fairer than the past and loop holes like student deferments for example closed. Dick Cheney used that repeatedly to avoid Vietnam service. The only two loop holes I would leave intact are only son and conscientious objector status. This brings me to my example. Most draftees from the Civil War to Vietnam served as well as volunteers. The names on war memorials are all dead and they don’t have draftee or volunteer beside them. It is a myth WWII and WWI were volunteers wars. Both had a large number of draftees. In combat troops don’t have the luxury to go over whether the person next to them was a volunteer or drafted. They fight to survive, for their unit pride, and for their friends survival. Not for political slogans. Anyone who has experienced this knows the truth of this statement. For one example Sgt. Alvin York was a draftee in WWI. He originally seriously considered refusing to serve for conscientious objector reasons. He had to be convinced service was not unchristian. Then he proved an outstanding soldier. He won the Medal of Honor and several allied decorations for an action in the Argonne. York killed thirty Germans and forced the surrender of two hundred others while armed with a bolt action rifle and regulation pistol. The Germans had the same weaponary as well as many machine guns. They were a machine gun battlion. In WW I these were crack troops in all armies. York’s squad was pinned down and he was the only one in position to resist. There are many examples of gallantry by draftees and there are many examples in our history when volunteers did not perform well in action. A label does not say how people will react when it comes down to the line. Who agrees?

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Like most vetrans who saw much action he didn’t say much. Dad, A Lt. Col. was a member of Third Army,8th corps, AntiAircraft, his insignas were the circled A and crossed motars. I suspect the honours could be for: being part of the organization leading up to the landing at Normandy, actions at Normandy. Liberating Oldorf Nord, Dad was there for 4-6 weeks including Ike’s tour.He establised and mantained the copper communication lines into and out of Bastogne. However I don’t know anything for certian, like I said Dad didn’t talk about his medals. One of his immidiate commanders was Col. Wolf. After Normandy Dad’s unit(8th corps) basically followed the Rine intil the Buldge when it was destroyed as a unit.(The 8th’s listed on the memorial on the hill over looking the battlefield, the family visited it in 72′). At the end of the war he was stationed very near “Stalin’s” troops.

I have sent for his records, however the pentagon tells me they were lost in a fire. Any ideas out there?

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