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Old 26-04-16, 03:25 PM
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Another I need an ID on. I know it's Netherlands, but can't work out the 11 PALUABT acronym. Judging by the propeller and cannon, it's probably an anti aircraft artillery unit, and the number 11 could refer to the 11th Airmobile Brigade of the Netherlands Army.
I have also been told that these square patches are breast badges. Is that correct? If so, on which side of the jacket are they worn?
Thanks for any information.
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Old 26-04-16, 04:01 PM
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....translation says:Eleventh Mechanized Air Defence Artillery Battery.*

if you can read Dutch:http://www.luchtdoelartillerie.nl/materieel17.php


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Old 26-04-16, 04:04 PM
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....translation says:Eleventh Armoured Aircraft Artillery Battery.

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And watch them in (exercise) action - here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oasn0g3eYK4
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Old 26-04-16, 04:18 PM
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Hi Voltigeur and Mike,
Many thanks for the translation, and for the two links - to the Netherlands Artillery and to 41 PALUABT on Utube. All most useful. I don't speak Dutch but can understand some words as I have a knowledge of German and there are similarities in some words.
What are the words that make up the acronym PALUABT, for future reference?
I see that there are other similar units, presumably for the other Brigades.
Thanks again for your help,
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Old 26-04-16, 04:45 PM
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Fred, it seems that PALUABT is an acronym for Pantserluchtafweerbatterij.

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Old 26-04-16, 06:18 PM
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Hi Jo,
Thanks for the Dutch description. I like to put the name in the original language alongside the English translation, if I can, so that if similar items come up, it gives me a possible start point in finding the identification.
I appreciate your help on this.
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Old 27-04-16, 04:04 AM
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Hi Fred,

These badges are worn on the DPM uniform left breast. Check out this link:http://legeremblemen.nl/ look under borstemblemen.

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Hi Clay,
Thanks for confirming where these badges are worn, and especially for the link to the website which shows them. That is most useful to me.
Fred
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