Original German WWII Army Heer Infantry Officers Schirmmütze Visor Crush Cap Night Sights but issued with discharge papers

but issued with discharge papers as a badge to present during reenlistment

In the 1920s there was debate over whether the Blue Ensign was reserved for Commonwealth buildings only

This information along with a record of all 31 missions can be verified at the 401st Bomb Group website at this link

It was used during the short-lived defense of the Philippines in late 1941 - early 1942

fighting at the Battle of Buçaco (1810)

Original German WWII Army Heer Infantry Officers Schirmmütze Visor Crush Cap Night Sights but issued with discharge papersOriginal Item: Only One Available. This cap is a wonderful service used example of a German WWII Wehrmacht Heer Army Infantry Officer's Schirmmtze (visor cap), and it really looks the business. The cap has a lovely "Crushed" or "saddle form" shape that is highly desirable, accomplished by removing the crown support stiffener ring. It features lovely feldgrau (field gray) "doeskin" wool construction with a forest green "badge cloth" band and a