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We know that his father was a feldmarshall at some point, and that his uncle was the director of a weapon factory, and Hermann and Albert Göring happened to fit the roles (plus, Albert was a Nazi opposer who would have authorized his idea of making a howitzer-sized Karabiner 98 just to waste resources). Sure, Göring was promoted to Reichsmarschall early in the war, and his only known child is a girl born in 1938... But nothing prevents the second lieutenant from being an illegitimate son, and it would be just up to his stupidity to have missed the promotion.
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We know that his father was a feldmarshall at some point, and that his uncle was the director of a weapon factory, factory (one of the second lieutenant's antics involved a howitzer-sized Mauser [=Kar98k=] he had his uncle make in his weapon factory), and Hermann and Albert Göring happened to fit the roles (plus, Albert was a Nazi opposer who would have authorized his idea of making a howitzer-sized Karabiner 98 just to waste resources). Sure, Göring was promoted to Reichsmarschall early in the war, and his only known child is a girl born in 1938... But nothing prevents the second lieutenant from being an illegitimate son, and it would be just up to his stupidity to have missed the promotion.
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[[WMG: The second lieutenant's father is Hermann Göring]]
We know that his father was a feldmarshall at some point, and that his uncle was the director of a weapon factory, and Hermann and Albert Göring happened to fit the roles (plus, Albert was a Nazi opposer who would have authorized his idea of making a howitzer-sized Karabiner 98 just to waste resources). Sure, Göring was promoted to Reichsmarschall early in the war, and his only known child is a girl born in 1938... But nothing prevents the second lieutenant from being an illegitimate son, and it would be just up to his stupidity to have missed the promotion.
We know that his father was a feldmarshall at some point, and that his uncle was the director of a weapon factory, and Hermann and Albert Göring happened to fit the roles (plus, Albert was a Nazi opposer who would have authorized his idea of making a howitzer-sized Karabiner 98 just to waste resources). Sure, Göring was promoted to Reichsmarschall early in the war, and his only known child is a girl born in 1938... But nothing prevents the second lieutenant from being an illegitimate son, and it would be just up to his stupidity to have missed the promotion.
