Ranks in the forestry of the German Democratic Republic

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In the forestry of the German Democratic Republic a hierarchical rank system existed until 1990 .

All forestry employees, including forest workers , had the right to wear a forest uniform. The rank system was as follows:

  • Forestry apprentice, forestry worker , forestry skilled worker and brigade leader (in practice, however, these terms were not used as a rank)
  • Forst candidate of technical schools, forestry candidate of section forestry, forester (in practice theoretically for forestry master), forester, forester (first introduced in the 1980s), the main ranger, forester, forester, land forester , Oberland forester, Colonel country forester, General Forester .

Rank badge State and Military Forestry of the GDR

  • Collar tabs from forest workers to brigade leaders

  • Collar tab from students to chief forester

  • Collar tab for forest master to country forest master

  • Collar tabs from Oberlandforstmeister to Generalforstmeister

  • Forest workers

  • Forestry workers

  • Brigade leader

  • ranger

  • District forester

  • Chief Forester

  • Chief Forester

  • Forester

  • Forester

  • Forest master

  • Oberlandforstmeister

  • Oberstlandforstmeister

  • General forest master

  • Emblems for peaked caps, Tschapka , hats and caps (forest workers to forest managers)

  • Emblems for peaked caps, Tschapka, hats and caps (Oberlandforstmeister to Generalforstmeister)