German divisional numbers system

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Re: German divisional numbers system

Post by Richard Anderson » 29 Nov 2022 19:18

Urmel wrote: ↑
29 Nov 2022 08:38
 It is totally logical!

WK 1 has: 1., 11., 21. ID, all ending in '1' and 117., 120., and wait... what?
:lol: Oddly enough, many seem to believe the US Army's numbering system was logical too. :lol:
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Carl Schwamberger
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Re: German divisional numbers system

Post by Carl Schwamberger » 30 Nov 2022 05:22

Richard Anderson wrote: ↑
29 Nov 2022 19:18
Urmel wrote: ↑
29 Nov 2022 08:38
 It is totally logical!

WK 1 has: 1., 11., 21. ID, all ending in '1' and 117., 120., and wait... what?
:lol: Oddly enough, many seem to believe the US Army's numbering system was logical too. :lol:
It makes sense to me. But, then I enjoy reading and analyzing financial reports too.
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