Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Army Civilian Construction Unit Linen Forage Cap U.S. Air Force Company C had moved to

Company C had moved to the vicinity of St Pois and Mortain

Most but not all German Army uniform jackets bore the Heer emblem of an eagle holding a saws

who were threatened by the Nez Percé Indians under Chief Joseph

Gauleiter of Thuringia and the General Plenipotentiary for Labour Deployment from March 1942 until the end of the Second World War

dated 1940 and equipped with a very desirable rare bakelite butt stock

Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Army Civilian Construction Unit Linen Forage Cap U.S. Air Force Company C had moved toOriginal Item: Only One Available. Much like the various other nations who participated during WWII, Japan enlisted the help of civilians to fill the much needed gaps for not only the frontlines on a battlefield, but the frontlines for their industrial productions and other fields such as construction and engineering. This is a fantastic example of a lightweight tropical linen forage cap. The cap itself is in wonderful condition but does exhibit signs