waffenrock造句

• Until 1945 the designation " Waffenrock " was commonly used.
• Until 1945 " Waffenrock " ( )  was the generic term to military uniform.
• The uniform jacket ( " Waffenrock " ) of the Landwehr infantry-for officers and men-was on average the same as that of the infantry.
• Production and issue of the " Waffenrock " was suspended in 1940, and either the service or the officers'ornamented uniform was worn for dress occasions instead.
• Die Distinktionen brachte man in der gleichen Art wie am Waffenrock der anderen Waffengattungen an, die Borten der Stabsoffiziere an den 膔meln hatten eine zugespitzte Form und wiesen eine sog.
• The frock coat ( " Waffenrock " ) of the " J鋑er " was  for officers and men  cut in the same style as the infantry.
• Then rank insignia was a single white celluloid-star on the stand-up collar of the so-called " Waffenrock " ( en : Tunic ) on gorget patch ( de : Paroli ).
• Then rank insignia was a gorget patch on the stand-up collar of the so-called " Waffenrock " ( en : Tunic ), and consisted of three white stars on 13 mm ragged yellow silk galloon.
• Then rank insignia was a gorget patch on the stand-up collar of the so-called " Waffenrock " ( en : tunic ), and consisted of three white stars on 13 mm ragged yellow silk galloon.
• The rank insignia was a gorget patch on the stand-up collar of the so-called " Waffenrock " ( en : tunic ), and consisted of three white stars on 13 mm ragged yellow silk galloon.
• Later, " Waffenrock " became the generic term for any military uniform, including dress and parade uniforms, and also referred to epaulettes or shoulder boards with rank insignia, as well as uniform cuffs, badges and other insignia.
• Then rank insignia was a single white celluloid-star on grass-green stand-up collar of the so-called " Waffenrock " ( en : uniform jacket ) on gorget patch with a grass-green background ( de : Paroli ).
• However, the " Waffenrock " remained authorized for walking out for those who had or could purchase it; and it was a widespread if unauthorized practice to loan a soldier a " Waffenrock " from regimental stocks to get married in, as evidenced by many wartime wedding photos.
• However, the " Waffenrock " remained authorized for walking out for those who had or could purchase it; and it was a widespread if unauthorized practice to loan a soldier a " Waffenrock " from regimental stocks to get married in, as evidenced by many wartime wedding photos.
• Then rank insignia was a gorget patch on the stand-up collar of the so-called " Waffenrock " ( en : uniform jacket ), and consisted of three white stars on 13 mm ragged imperial-yellow silk galloon, with 2mm broad black middle strap, 3mm above a 6mm braiding ( since June 1914 : silver galloon with silk stars ).
• "Hovj鋑m鋝tare " in Sweden has a uniform ( equivalent to court uniform ) consisting of a single row " waffenrock " of dark green cloth with gold galloon on the collar and cuffs, gilded buttons with the plume . " 講erhovj鋑m鋝tare " and first " hovj鋑m鋝tare " had the same uniform with general's insignia and " bouillon " tassels in the belt.