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The German army of the Second World War was a complex organization which is reflected by their often misunderstood rank structure. While similar in most respects to the system used by the other major combatants there are enough major differences to make a table of equivalent ranks as found in most references inaccurate. This video will attempt to provide some clarity. The Army had four broad categories of personnel. Soldiers populated the combat and support units of the army. Each soldier belonged to a specific branch and each branch was distinguished by a specific branch of service color known as waffenfarbe. Officers of the general staff populated the command staffs of various headquarters. They were distinguished by their own waffenfarbe, red stripes on their trousers, and higher quality uniforms and insignia. Specialist leaders were men with specialized technical skills but without military training. They were put in supervisory positions equivalent to non commissioned officers and
