Original U.S. WWII 6850th Internal Security Detachment Nuremberg Trial Uniform Grouping WWII DJ Sigrune Deutsche Jungvolk -

DJ Sigrune Deutsche Jungvolk - German Youth sleeve patch both on left sleeve

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This is an wonderful used example of the summer weight variation of the Japanese WWII tanker helmet

1/320 moved forward to the ravine between Fleville and Sommerance

This new equipment was the Bandolier Equipment

Original U.S. WWII 6850th Internal Security Detachment Nuremberg Trial Uniform Grouping WWII DJ Sigrune Deutsche Jungvolk -Original Item: Only One Available. This World War Two American Army Class A service coat features Distinctive Unit Insignias (DUIs) of the 6850th Internal Security Detachment worn during the German war crimes trials at Nuremberg. The DIs are German made zinc insignia that are hand painted, by maker "L. Lauer" of Nuremberg, manufactured with screw back attachments. These DIs are difficult to find in the smaller size with pin backs but this larger size