Flemish Waffen-SS documents
Waffen-SS File of a Fleming within the Flemish Legion and Sturmbrigade Langemarck
A beautiful and rare Waffen-SS file of a Fleming.
Units:
8./SS Freiw. Standarte Nordwest
3./SS Freiw. Leg. 'Flandern'
3./SS Freiw. Sturmbrig. Langemarck
Stabskp.Pi./6.SS-Langemarck
Ranks:
SS-Schütze: June 1941 – 01.11.1941
SS-Oberschütze: 01.11.1941 – 20.06.1942
SS-Sturmmann: 20.06.1942 – 01.10.1943
SS-Rottenführer: 01.10.1943 –
Decorations:
Wound Badge in Black (22.06.1942)
Eastern Front Medal (11.04.1942)
Wounds / Medical History:
30.03.1942: Wounded in field hospital: grazing shot to the right upper arm => Entry on his SS-Stammkarte
12.01.1943: Hospital admission – sick
23.01.1943: Admitted due to pyoderma [bacterial skin infection] on both lower legs

Information: He served as a runner/messenger (Melder) in the 3rd Company, just like A. Van den Abeele.
Combat Deployments:
15.11.1941 – 15.12.1941: Defensive battles in Leningrad area
10.01.1942 – 17.03.1942: Defensive battles (Abwehrkämpfe) along the main highway (Rollbahn) Novgorod – Lyubtsy
18.03.1942 – 30.03.1942: Offensive and defensive battles to encircle/seal off the Volkhov Pocket (Wolchow-Kessel) => 30.03.1942 Wounded, Field Hospital Graz => 2nd-degree frostbite on the right foot
04.07.1942 – 12.01.1943: Participated in battles with the 2nd SS Infantry Brigade (motorized) / Legion Flandern (Defensive battles at Leningrad)
=> Hospital admission – sick: pyoderma [bacterial skin infection] on both lower legs
30.12.1943 – 31.03.1944: Participated in battles with SS-Panzerkampfgruppe "Das Reich" and the 3rd Company of the 6th SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade "Langemarck"

