How is someone classified as either 'k.v.', 'g.v.F.' or 'g.v.H.'?
How is someone classified as either 'k.v.', 'g.v.F.' or 'g.v.H.'?
I'm sure many of us are familiar with the classification of German personnel as 'k.v.' (kriegsverwendungsfähig), 'g.v.F.' (garnisonsverwendungsfähig Feld) and 'g.v.H' (garnisonsverwendungsfähig Heimat). I however continue to have trouble finding the regulations which put someone in either one of these categories. Does anyone know where I can find an overview of the regulations which determined how someone was classified?
Re: How is someone classified as either 'k.v.', 'g.v.F.' or 'g.v.H.'?
I think you need:
Anleitung zur Untersuchung Wehrpflichtiger und Freiwilliger für die Wehrmacht vom 20. März 1935,
which includes:
H. Dv. 252 (Heer)
L. Dv. 399 (Luftwaffe)
M. Dv. 248 (Marine)
All the exact requirements are in Teil III - Fehlertabellen
Anleitung zur Untersuchung Wehrpflichtiger und Freiwilliger für die Wehrmacht vom 20. März 1935,
which includes:
H. Dv. 252 (Heer)
L. Dv. 399 (Luftwaffe)
M. Dv. 248 (Marine)
All the exact requirements are in Teil III - Fehlertabellen
Re: How is someone classified as either 'k.v.', 'g.v.F.' or 'g.v.H.'?
Excellent. Will try to get myself a copy.