Original German WWII Service Worn Heer Infantry Officer M36 Tunic with Azerbaijani Legion Volunteer Patch - dated 1939 Ancient The average POW lost a

The average POW lost a third of his body weight after capture

There is a possibility that this could very well be a helmet worn by a member of the American Field Service

earning medals of valor including the Distinguished Service Medal and multiple Flying Crosses

meaning it was manufactured likely in 1967

At longer range

Original German WWII Service Worn Heer Infantry Officer M36 Tunic with Azerbaijani Legion Volunteer Patch - dated 1939 Ancient The average POW lost aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice worn early pattern German WWII Heer Army M 36 Tunic, which shows fairly extensive wear and degradation from long service. It shows signs of alteration, especially on the inside of the cuffs, and there are some large holes on the exterior shell, which look to possibly be from mothing or wear. The most noticeable of these is on the upper right shoulder next to the collar on the front side, where the