Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Blue Junior Grade Officer Schirmmütze Visor Cap British Artwork & Posters possibly a style number in

possibly a style number in the WKC catalog

and there are no repairs or other issues we can see

It is completely correct for a 准尉 (Jun-i or Warrant Officer) rank in the Imperial Japanese Army

The T-5 parachute was standardized in June 1941 and many of these first pattern chutes were heavily employed in all theaters of action

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Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Blue Junior Grade Officer Schirmmütze Visor Cap British Artwork & Posters possibly a style number inOriginal Item: Only One Available. As with most countries, the Insignia and Rank structure of the German WWII Era Kriegsmarine Navy was different from their land based counterparts. This also extended to the visor caps that they used, in that they did not utilize the bullion chinstraps to denote rank, as they proved impractical for actual usage and leather chinstraps were worn instead. As a result, there was no way to determine Officers from Senior