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↑ All tropical uniforms were issued with generic collar patches; however, officers frequently added the green-backed Litzen and sometimes the entire green collar from the feldgrau uniform.
1 2 3 4 5 Chaplains wore no epaulettes, a cross on the front of the cap, and a cross (Protestant) or crucifix (Catholic) around the neck. In the field chaplains wore a Red Cross armband with purple borders.
↑ A Feldbischof did not wear generals' collar Arabeske, but rather litzen in gold on a violet backing; his overcoat lapel facings were also violet rather than red.
↑ Leftover from the Imperial times, was never awarded.[3]
