..and a close-up front section.
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I am sorry that the sleeve insignia was removed !
Also the shoulder board buttons .
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A view of the interior vent openings and sleeve joint .Comment
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View of the center back waist strap end and the belt ramp holes and support strap .Comment
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An other camo tunic I have , still has the EM shoulder boards and EM collar tabs .Comment
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..and close-up of the slip-on shoulder board .Comment
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..and the nice looking collar tab .Comment
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This tunic also still has 2 D-rings on the lower right hand backside of the tunic . Don't know what they were for ???Comment
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Inside -out view shows the upper 2 air vents , center waist strap and belt ramp support straps .Comment
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Sorry , it did not show the ramp belt support straps !
Here the underside of the collar .Comment
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Now an other BGS item I have , a 3/4 length overcoat with a hood .
It is made of water resistant material and has a heavy interior removable wool , furr-type winter liner .Comment
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..close-up of the upper section showing the hood .Comment
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..and sleeve insignia still in-place !
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...and a view showing the removable interior wool , furr-like winter liner .Comment
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Doug O,Originally posted by DougO View Post
Looks like the combination of the early type cap badge with the eagle on the bottom and the new type cap badge on the top. I doubt that these were ever worn together.
As for the D rings on the camo coat, no one seems to know what they were for. Obviously put there as part of the original design but lost in the mists of time. Early Bundeswehr camo coats had D rings on them and no one knows for sure what they were used for either.
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