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English: Color poster showing the insignia, patches, hats and uniforms of the German Navy (Wehrmacht Kriegsmarine). The poster features four figures wearing different navy uniforms: a white summer uniform, a blue service dress uniform, a blue signal corps uniform, and a green officer's field service dress uniform. Also shown are the national emblems which appear on headgear and buttons. Also included are charts showing German pronunciation and a comparison of ratings (ranks) in U.S. and German navies. Prepared by Division of Naval Intelligence in collaboration with Military Intelligence Service and the Military Intelligence Branch, Office Chief Signal Officer.


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