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A Pocket Service Book of the NS Aviation Corps 1941

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A Pocket Service Book of the NS Aviation Corps 1941

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A Pocket Service Book of the NS Aviation Corps 1941

Book “Dienst-Taschenbuch des NS-Fliegerkorps” (service pocket book of the NS aviation corps) Condition: book cover slightly scuffed, overall very good condition. Footnote: This book is the official code of conduct for the NS aviation corps, valid from April 1941 until March 1942. It was published by the corps leader of the NS aviation corps, General der Flieger (General of the aviators) Friedrich Christiansen. A stamp inside identifies this book as having belonged to the Wehrkreisbücherei VII München (military district VII Munich). It contains, among other things, a calendar, and descriptions about the organisation and administration of the aviation corps.