Promotion Record and Regimental Assignments
- Cadet, Dresden Cadet School, 1908–1911
- Fähnrich mit Portepee (Swordknot Ensign), Eisenbahn-Regiment Nr 2 (2nd Railway Regiment), 4 April 1911
- Pilot in training, Aviation Replacements Section, 12 November 1914 – 31 March 1915; received Imperial German Pilot’s Badge
- Assigned, FA (Flieger-Abteilung) 10, Die Fliegertruppen des deutschen Kaiserreiches (Flying Section 10, Imperial German Flying Corps), February - 28 April 1915
- Assigned, FA 62, 28 April 1915 - 1916
- Leutnant (Second Lieutenant), Royal Saxony Army Reserves, 14 July 1915
- ("Full") Leutnant, Royal Saxon Army (active list), April 1916
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