- The
Balkenkreuz (lit. 'beam cross' or 'bar cross') is a straight-armed
cross that was
first introduced in 1916–1918 and
later became the
emblem of the...
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Imperial German Army, and the
Reichswehr of the
Weimar Republic,
while the
Balkenkreuz (bar cross)
variant was used by the Wehrmacht. The Iron
Cross is now...
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width called for on the
upper wing
Balkenkreuz regulation dimensions.
Sometimes the wide-flanked
underwing Balkenkreuz would be
substituted for the narrow-flank...
- official,
these markings were used by
military aircraft,
while the 1918
Balkenkreuz crosses were reintroduced. Two
standardised proportions of the crosses...
- trucks, aircraft, and
actor uniforms were
removed and
replaced by a
Balkenkreuz. This is the
first theme park
attraction to use a computer-based show...
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Crosses and
Wehrmacht eagles.
Luftwaffe (air force)
shafts showed the
Balkenkreuz ("beam cross"),
whereas Kriegsmarine (navy)
shafts had
fouled anchors...
- in
German as the
Eisernes Kreuz, for the
Prussian military medal. The
Balkenkreuz, a
black Gr****
cross on white,
replaced the
earlier marking from late...
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those military aircraft insignia that are not round, like the Iron Cross-
Balkenkreuz symbol of the
Luftwaffe or the red star of the
Russian Air Force.[citation...
- 2000-09-16.
Retrieved 2014-10-01. Ankerstjerne, Christian, "German
Armor Balkenkreuz and
Tactical Numbers", panzerworld.com "Northwest Africa".
United States...
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national flags of the
United Kingdom, of
Norway and of Iceland. The
German Balkenkreuz,
introduced originally as
identification for
German Luftstreitkräfte...
