Out of the woodwork artillery tunic.

[spandau]

Indeed JP, as I posted.

ok 1927 it is.

[JPhilip]

Hello Jerry,
Sorry i didn't see your post when i posted here for the first time....
Thanks

[Jerry B]

Hello Jerry,
Sorry i didn't see your post when i posted here for the first time....
Thanks

No problem JP, it was good to get confirmation that I knew what I was talking about.

[don_kihotis7]

Very nice Der Spiess tunic. Pity about the oxidation on the cyphers.

[spandau]

No problem JP, it was good to get confirmation that I knew what I was talking about.

Hey jerry,

You were bang on the money ! I was talking absolute tosh....Not for the first time, nor the last i fear !!

I'm sticking to comments on caps and even then....................

cheers

Tony

[Jerry B]

Hey jerry,

You were bang on the money ! I was talking absolute tosh....Not for the first time, nor the last i fear !!

I'm sticking to comments on caps and even then....................

cheers

Tony

We all get it wrong sometimes Tony and it is a big man who can admit it IMHO.

[asterperious]

google translate says:

The Artillery Regiment 377 was born on 5 March erected in 1942 at Le Mans in France.
The regiment was the 7th Army set up with personnel duties for installation rods.
The First Department of the regiment of the Third Division of the Artillery Regiment 332 was formed. The 7th and 8 Battery were formed from the 6 battery from Artillery Regiment 384th The IV division of the regiment was formed from royalties from the Military District XII.

After setting up the government of the 377 Infantry Division was assumed. The regiment was divided into four sections with a total of 11 batteries, of which two launcher batteries.

In June 1944, the regiment moved with the division to the Eastern Front. In February 1943, the regiment was destroyed in Voronezh. "Encyclopedia of the Wehrmacht