Any DAK items

[Bond]

Hello,

Great HG Flak in Italy WP Jerry!

Enjoy!

C.

Thanks C.
Just a minor point (or 2), he was mostly signals, including on Crete, then later Panzer Pioneer battalion Herman Goring, Then ARTILLERY regiment Herman Goering. I don't think he was Flak though, but I'm still trying to work out more answers, mainly thanks to Gerdan on the wehrpass forum.
He was also on Sicily and at Salerno during the campaigns, and he got malaria.

JerryB

[WaltherW]

Nice private pic from E. Rommel

[Paul l k]

Thanks NCO for sharing the images of your Dak field caps, , as others have already said your faded 40 dated Halfer is just simply amazing ,, I wonder what the soutashe colour would have been ? ,,
Thanks also to Mark G for posting the pic of his beautuful 1st patt dak Pz tunic , long may this thread last ,, keep them coming guys ..

Cheers from sunny NZ
Paul l k

[Butch]

My contribution a luft tunic and pith helmet.

Many thanks, Gareth

[Butch]

Pic 2

[NZMark]

This one saw service in Africa....

[NZMark]

...ex artillery soutache.
Mark

[Bond]

That is an awesome green luft pith posted by Gareth, as is the tunic, with the cap in its pocket.

Another stunning dak cap from NZMark.

Jerry

[NCO]

Thanks Paul I K for compliment on the faded cap.
I hope to become a member soon and contribute more pics of cap in the thread.
NZMark, you have a beauty of a M40 cap with maker ,don't they look nice?
Keep up the good work.
nco

[NCO]

I finally joined up.
Hope you like pic DAK fans.
cheers
nco

[NCO]

Here is a unique group, a gift to Hauptfeldwebel Emil Kuhlmann who served in Africa in the 90th Light Africa Division put together by his comrades from his company early March 1945 on the eve of his return to Germany whilst on leave.
enjoy,
nco

[desiro]

My group

[Bond]

Stunning stuff NCO and very nice group Desiro.

Jerry

[NCO]

Nice group, and all to the same man in the pic.
nco

[afrikasandman]

Nice little second model with reapplied insignia, in need of some trop boards though :/

Great signed photo by Rommel with some german officers and Italian officers somewhere in Afrika.