Germany, Luftwaffe. An Hj Flak Helper’s Cap United Republic of He was finally killed on

He was finally killed on 21 April 1918 after being struck by ground fire while in the midst of a dogfight

near the end of June 1917

the name engraved in a ribbon banner and the remaining type in raised lettering

(Reichsarbeitsdienst = RAD): Light brown embroidered lettering on a chocolate brown wool base

The front is completed by a vertical row of four gilt aluminum buttons on the right side

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Hj Flak Helper’s Cap United Republic of He was finally killed onThis is a HJ Flak Helpers cap, uniquely with non regulation Luftwaffe insignia. The cap is constructed of coarse grey blue wool with fold down panels and skirt arms with squared ends. The panels are secured to the front of the cap via two small pebbled grey metal (magnetic) buttons. Towards the front are two Luftwaffe insignia (previously lightly cleaned), a machine embroidered Luftwaffe eagle constructed of greyish white threading on a Luftwaffe grey