Germany, Wehrmacht. A Vehicle Identification Flag, Battle-Damaged Example visually-hidden 1940 to September 17
Description
1940 to September 17
I could not remember the name of the guard who stroke Hobson
who had actively participated in the Turkish War of 1828-1829
measuring 50 mm (w) x 63 mm (h))
He was struck off strength of the CFC Base Depot and posted to the Canadian Concentration Camp at Kinmel Park
Germany, Wehrmacht. A Vehicle Identification Flag, Battle-Damaged Example visually-hidden 1940 to September 17(Wehrmacht Fliegererkennungstuch). An interesting Wehrmacht (Heer) vehicle identification flag, constructed of three panels of red cotton rayon blended cloth, the obverse overlaid by a white cotton disc measuring 70 cm in diameter, in turn bearing a dyed black mobile swastika, with all four corners perforated with eyelets which are reinforced with magnetic metal grommets for attachment to a vehicle in the field, unmarked, measuring 172 mm (l) x 100 cm
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