Original German WWII Heer Army Infantry Standard Bearer BeVO Embroidered Sleeve Patch - Unissued Russian Flare Guns and included are the internal

and included are the internal components not used when it was built

It is possible that these belts were used as they were a bit lighter and less bulky than the wider "three hole" ground gun belts and certainly made for standardization which would have been easier for the armorers and in addition allowed for smaller and lighter "tubes" or "chutes" that guided the empty belts into storage containers in the aircraft after firing

The waist area has elastic on the inside to prevent it from riding up as well as to help retain heat

Written very faintly on on the side of the box is: Mr

Original German WWII Heer Army Infantry Standard Bearer BeVO Embroidered Sleeve Patch - Unissued Russian Flare Guns and included are the internalOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the NSDAP period A H and the military leadership believed in the morale improving effects of music, and military bands were in use from units as small as a battalion up to entire branches. These of course would need someone to bear the new Troop Colors flags introduced in 1936, which were identical except for the background color of the flag, which matched the Waffenfarbe (Corps Color) of the unit. The flags