Hinkel described the units in official propaganda as equally essential as the Wehrmacht, stating that soldiers and artists had a special bond through their allegiance to Hitler, and were "an essential part of modern war and human leadership in National Socialist Greater Germany." Seeking also to ensure the heightened physical and mental health of troops, other forms of light KdF entertainment were made available such as art exhibitions and sports. Entertainment by troop-care units was not exclusive to the Wehrmacht, as they were also tasked to put on shows for SS guards in concentration camps and 'Ethnic Germans' living in occupied territory. Germany's troop-care units remain a lightly researched topic.
Hinkel described the units in official propaganda as equally essential as the Wehrmacht stating that soldiers and artists had a special bond through their allegiance to Hitler and were "an essential part of modern war and human leadership in National Socialist Greater Germany" Seeking also to ensure the heightened physical and mental health of troops other forms of light KdF entertainment were made available such as art exhibitions and sports Entertainment by troop-care units was not exclusive to the Wehrmacht as they were also tasked to put on shows for SS guards in concentration camps and 'Ethnic Germans' living in occupied territory Germany's troop-care units remain a lightly researched topic