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10-26-2011 01:47 PM
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Re: Early Bundeswehr feldbluse/Trousers
mark you've done good here mate looks brilliant are you going to get the webbing for it as well or leave it as it is
tom
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Re: Early Bundeswehr feldbluse/Trousers
Thanks Tom and yes that will be my next order of business trying to locate the right period webbing ,footwear,helmet and appropriate soft headgear. so that I may display it on a mannequine.
Regards Mark K
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Re: Early Bundeswehr feldbluse/Trousers
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Re: Early Bundeswehr feldbluse/Trousers
Thanks Tom I will have to register on German Ebay tonight .Would the Filzlouse uniform headwear consist of a sidecap and or a burgemutze .
Regards Mark K
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Re: Early Bundeswehr feldbluse/Trousers
both i think ive seen pictures of both in use but check with steve
tom
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Re: Early Bundeswehr feldbluse/Trousers
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kozowy1967
Would the Filzlouse uniform headwear consist of a sidecap and or a burgemutze .Regards Mark K
Gents, only the sidecap was made in filzlouse material, the M43 style cap was in moleskin material at this time (and continued thro to the early 90's, the moleskin uniform was at this time a work uniform). Woolen material dark grey M43 had ceased to be issued and anyway were only worn with the affenjacke type tunics in the mid-late 1950's. The GJ Ski-cap is a different kettle of fish altogether, as it was only, and still is, worn only by Mountain troops, and was the only M43 style cap to be made of light grey uniform type material. So to recap, the filzlaus uniform could be worn with either the steel helmet (M60 or M62) or sidecap. Prost ! Steve.
Last edited by oradour; 10-26-2011 at 05:31 PM.
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Re: Early Bundeswehr feldbluse/Trousers
Very nice thanks for showing Steve as well as the information on rank and insignia placement on a different note would Bundeswehr 1957 awards still be acceptable for wear on this Tunic I beleive it would be if my memory serves me correct you and Tom just disscussed this a short time ago and you had scaled it out to years of service.
Regards Mark K
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