Die Gruppe

Group members

'Der Windhund' is currently comprised of members from all walks of life but all of them military enthusiasts, historians and collectors, some with many years experience in 'Living History re-enactment' and not just in WW2!

These are just a selection of the characters that this group portrays!

'Alte Kameraden'

Wayne - Oberleutnant Wolfgang Kampfer	Dave - Feldwebel Ernst Weiß   ('der Spieß')	Martin - Unteroffizier Martin Ernst
Colin - Obergefreiter Claus Richter	John - Obergefreiter Johann Heinrici	Sean - Sanitätsobergefreiter Siegfried Neubach
Lee - Gefreiter Leopold Thomsen	Steve -  Gefreiter Stefan Halle	Andy - Gefreiter Anton Hansell

If one of us should sleep,
Another guards instead of him
If one of us should doubt,
Another faithfully will smile,
If one of us should fall,
Another stands for two,
For every fighter gets from God
His comrades true. 

'Neue Kameraden' 

Leslie - Panzergrenadier Hans Winter	Paul - Panzergrenadier Adam Guldan	Tom Jnr - Panzergrenadier Thomas Meiner
Nigel - Panzergrenadier Otto Kaufmann	Phil - Panzergrenadier Kurt Hofmann	Paul - Panzergrenadier
James - Panzergrenadier	Jim - Panzergrenadier

Feldgendarmerie 

Andrew - Oberfeldwebel der Feldgendarmerie Kurt Müller	Steve T -  Feldgendarm Siegfried Garling	Tom Snr - Feldgendarm Wilhelm Weber

Nachtrichtenhelferinnen

A new addition to our group in 2008 was our own 'Nachrichtenhelferinnen' section.

Sue & Jan - Helferin Katrina Schneider, Vorrhelferin Johanna Voigt

WOMEN AUXILIARIES (Helferinnen). There were several women's auxiliary corps in the German Armed Forces, known as the corps of the headquarters auxiliaries (Stabshelferinnen); signal corps auxiliaries (Nachrichtenhelferinnen) of the Army, Air Force, Waffen-SS, and Navy; and antiaircraft auxiliaries (Flakwaffenhelferinnen) of the Air Force. All wore uniforms and were under military discipline, receiving free rations, quarters, and clothing. However, they were paid according to civil service rates and were not considered members of the Armed Forces. The ranks of their female leaders (Führerinnen) did not correspond to officer ranks in the armed forces.

Honorary member

Our great friend and honorary member Cerwyn Jones (left) who managed to join us at the recent Victory Show.