Original German WWII Named Luftwaffe Flak Artillery EM/NCO Schirmmütze Crusher Visor Cap, “E. Bessar,” Missing Chinstrap Antique Colts The plaque commemorates a 2000km

The plaque commemorates a 2000km race through Germany in 1934

to have graduated from a recognized three-year nursing program

and it was announced he had succumbed to injuries from the strafing of his car in Normandy

In April 1933 the NSDAP Reich Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick made it clear to Winterfeldt-Mencken that this policy would no longer apply

They show minimal wear and oxidation on the exterior

Original German WWII Named Luftwaffe Flak Artillery EM/NCO Schirmmütze Crusher Visor Cap, “E. Bessar,” Missing Chinstrap Antique Colts The plaque commemorates a 2000kmOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original German WWII Luftwaffe Flak Artillery enlisted man and NCO Schirmmtze visor cap, named to E. Bessar. Constructed from blue gray whipcord wool with a black cap band and deep red artillery branch piping, it has developed the desirable saddle form or crusher profile after removal of the original crown stiffener. The cap body is made from Luftwaffe Fliegerblau, or flyers blue, gray blue whipcord wool.