various German female auxiliary branches from World War II – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

Here is a summary of each figure (Top Row L-R, then Bottom Row L-R):

Top Row:

1. Army Signals Auxiliary (Heeresnachrichtenhelferin): Wearing a grey uniform with a yellow lightning bolt patch. Representing the “Blitzmädel” who operated telephone and radio communications for the Army.

2. Female Signal Officer (Oberführerin): A high-ranking leader in the Army Signal Corps, distinguished by her blonde hair and officer-grade insignia

3. Female Anti-Aircraft Gun Helper (Flakwaffenhelferin): A Luftwaffe auxiliary in blue-grey uniform with the Flak shield insignia, representing women who served in air defense batteries

4. Telephone Operator (Fernsprecherin): A Luftwaffe communications assistant with the lightning bolt patch, essential for air defense coordination

Bottom Row:

5. Navy Female Auxiliary (Marinehelferin): Wearing the distinctive navy blue uniform of the Kriegsmarine, serving in shore-based naval support roles

6. Senior Female Naval Auxiliary (Hauptführerin): A high-ranking officer in the naval auxiliary service, identified by her gold collar piping and senior insignia

7. German Female Auxiliary (SS-Helferin): A member of the SS auxiliary corps, wearing a grey uniform with SS runes on the chest and carrying a briefcase

8. Staff Leader, RAD (Stabsführerin): A senior leader of the Reich Labour Service (RADwJ), wearing the earth brown uniform and RAD spade insignia