Original German WWII Heer Sturmartillerie Oberleutnant Officer's Sturmgeschütz Wrap Uniform Tunic dated 1941 - StuG Wrapper Hotchkiss MG most widely used bayonet used

most widely used bayonet used in both WW1 and WW2

which were meant to be kept on the eye lenses

Personal and Unit command pennants were an old German Army tradition which was continued and expanded during the Third Reich and included new designs and patterns for the fledgling Luftwaffe

The emerging rocket was a standard Hedgehog charge of 18

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Original German WWII Heer Sturmartillerie Oberleutnant Officer's Sturmgeschütz Wrap Uniform Tunic dated 1941 - StuG Wrapper Hotchkiss MG most widely used bayonet usedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a highly desirable and iconic Heer Sturmartillerie (Assault Artillery) Officers "Panzer Wrap" tunic, in the correct Feldgrau color. These particular "StuG wrapper" uniforms were worn by troops who manned and operated the self propelled Sturmgeschtze (assault gun or StuG) anti tank infantry support guns. The design of the panzer wrap over tunic was deemed as suitable for StuG crews but as