Original German WWII Early Luftschutz Air Raid Protection Messenger Armband MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock and was terminated by 1983

and was terminated by 1983

the Stations’ first hangar

of Vien XV (Vienna XV)

Stands approximately 11" tall

Medics in the Army would wear bright Red Cross embroidered patches to appear more visible on the battlefield

Original German WWII Early Luftschutz Air Raid Protection Messenger Armband MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock and was terminated by 1983Original Item: Only One Available. This is very nice German WWII Luftschutz (Air Raid Protection) Messenger armband (rmelbinde), made from what we believe is machine woven cotton. This pattern of armband is one of several that were used by specialized personnel of the Reichsluftschutzbund, the German air raid defense organization during WWII. The design features a dark blue band with sewn on white "Roman" font letter M, which stands for melder