National Socialist Motor Corps
The organization's name was changed to the National Socialist Motor Corps ("Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps"; NSKK), becoming official on 1 May 1931. It was essentially a paramilitary organization with its own system of paramilitary ranks and the smallest of the NSDAP organizations. Despite its relatively smaller size, when the Nazis celebrated "Braunschweiger" SA-day on 18 October 1931, the NSKK had upwards of 5,000 vehicles at its disposal to move men and materials.