1 Pair DDR East German Unteroffizier Shoulder Boards Rank Epaulettes, Subdued

Name: 1 Pair DDR East German Unteroffizier Shoulder Boards Rank Epaulettes, Subdued
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BB10978

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East Germany / DDR

1 Pair of Unteroffizier Shoulder Boards - Rank Insignia Epaulettes

German Democratic Republic / DDR / East Germany hard epaulet/shoulder board.

A Unteroffizier('Under officer') is a junior Non-commissioned officer rank used by the Bundeswehr. It is also the collective name for all non-commissioned officers in Austria and Germany. In German military, Unteroffizier ("subordinate officer") is both a specific military rank as well as a generic term for any non-commissioned officer (NCO) in the army and air force, while in the navy the term Deckoffizier is used. It has existed since the 17th century.

The Equivalent rank in most world(western) Military would have been a corporal or junior Sergeant.

Original Fabric Hard epaulette or shoulder board with field grey backing and subdued brown piping.