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modern techniques have helped to lessen those drawbacks
the Middle East and across Northern Africa
A British infantry lieutenant could expect to draw a princely salary of 8 shillings
The right sleeve has a Luftwaffe Motor Vehicle Driver's Trade Patch
Original German WWII 100th Mountain Trooper Regiment Named Feldwebel's Early M-36 Tunic - Gebirgsjäger Availability_International modern techniques have helped toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice early pattern German WWII Heer Army M 36 Tunic, showing some service wear and in nice untouched condition. It has a rayon maker label on the back of the collar, however it is quite worn and frayed, so all we can make out is that they were located in Berlin. There is also a tailor name tag on the inside of the left inner pocket, which indicates the tunic was for Herr Dornberg, and there is also a
