District Adjutant

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District adjutants were lieutenants of active service in the German Reich who were assigned to support the district commander in office work for two to three years from their troops. The general commands were responsible for the regulation.

literature

Robert Hue de Grais: Army and Navy: General Provisions. Compulsory military service, army equipment and legal relationships of military personnel - army loads - supply of military personnel - navy. Springer-Verlag 2013, ISBN 3-662-34682-6 . P. 329: Excerpt from “6. Army Order Nov. 22, 88. "