Original German WWII Named Luftwaffe Flak Artillery EM/NCO Schirmmütze Crusher Visor Cap, “E. Bessar,” Missing Chinstrap British Lancer the German was not seen

the German was not seen to either crash or land

BY BRIGADIER GENERAL H

In January 1968 they were reassigned from the 12th Combat Aviation Group to the 17th Combat Aviation Group "Freedom Eagles" and relocated to Chu Lai in the I Corps Tactical Zone in support of Airmobile Operations of the Americal Division (23rd Infantry)

This extraordinary example of the Model 1913 scope is fully marked

A fantastic grouping of items that are no longer encountered

Original German WWII Named Luftwaffe Flak Artillery EM/NCO Schirmmütze Crusher Visor Cap, “E. Bessar,” Missing Chinstrap British Lancer the German was not seenOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original German WWII Luftwaffe Flak Artillery enlisted man and NCO Schirmmtze visor cap, named to E. Bessar. Constructed from blue gray whipcord wool with a black cap band and deep red artillery branch piping, it has developed the desirable saddle form or crusher profile after removal of the original crown stiffener. The cap body is made from Luftwaffe Fliegerblau, or flyers blue, gray blue whipcord wool.