Original German WWII U.S. P.O.W. Afrika Korps Panzergrenadier NCO M41 Tropical Tunic with Post War Re-attached Insignia British Helmets and the left side of

and the left side of the helmet still has the original Bavarian blue Kokarde

however there is also still some original bluing and case hardening visible

but after being retrieved the lifeboat began to break up from repeatedly smashing against the Catalina in the increasingly heavy seas

It's almost impossible to photograph just how good this presents

the insignias of the YMCA and the YWCA are placed with the caption

Original German WWII U.S. P.O.W. Afrika Korps Panzergrenadier NCO M41 Tropical Tunic with Post War Re-attached Insignia British Helmets and the left side ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. During WWII, Great Britain had limited space and resources to deal with the numerous German P. O. W. s that were taken during the war, and requested that the U. S. help by accepting 175,000 prisoners. This number eventually grew to 425,000 by the end of the war, housed in 700 camps scattered throughout the United States. Unfortunately, the U. S. had only brief experience with a limited POW population in the first world