Original Operation Iraqi Freedom USGI Captured Iraq Lieutenant Colonel Camouflage Uniform Technical Handbooks & Manuals silk Japanese flags were used

silk Japanese flags were used locally in Japan to cheer on Imperial Japanese sailors and soldiers before they left the comforts of home for the battlefield

in a shell-dug crater

whose lineage is separate and distinct from the Baltimore 5th Maryland perpetuated by the 175th Infantry Regiment

It has a magnificent helmet plate (badge) bearing the complete Royal Coat of Arms over the battle honor WATERLOO under which is a tape band running across the brow

Original Operation Iraqi Freedom USGI Captured Iraq Lieutenant Colonel Camouflage Uniform Technical Handbooks & Manuals silk Japanese flags were usedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent condition Camouflage uniform for an Iraqi officer with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. The shoulder boards bear a red stripe which denotes that this officer attended the Military College at Bakar University War College. The uniform is constructed of thin synthetic material, bears and original maker tag which is in Iraqi. It is marked as a tie large and come with matching pants. The jacket has