Original German WWII Rare Luftwaffe Afrikakorps DAK Web Belt with Steel Buckle by Schmölle & Comp. dated 1940 MG 34 Ammo Storage This version in particular is

This version in particular is very hard to find

The Japanese retreated because they recognized it was more important to hold another location

The 379th Bomb Group remained active for two years

Wilson was at some point a member of the following: 82nd Airborne Battery A

The included pants are in similar condition to the tunic and both appear to be free of any significant damage

Original German WWII Rare Luftwaffe Afrikakorps DAK Web Belt with Steel Buckle by Schmölle & Comp. dated 1940 MG 34 Ammo Storage This version in particular isOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare totally genuine WWII Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) tropical waist belt, with correct Luftwaffe EM NCO's Steel Painted Belt Buckle (Koppelschlo). It is embossed with the wartime Luftwaffe straight tail eagle on a pebbled central field, surrounded by a wreath. The buckle is of 1940 pattern, die stamped, steel (magnetic) construction, with a dark Luftwaffe blue grey painted finish, which is still