M-44 tunics in wear

[corporalSteiner]

Perhaps this pic of a Luftwaffen-Helferin wearing a M44 jacket is also of interest, even if one cannot see too much of the tunic:

i didnt think m44 tunics had collar hooks... this one has. isnt the woman's service blouse shown here similar to an m44 tunic, but actually a thing in itself. buttons on the other side, etc, ie a different garment?

[Lionel H.]

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[WEISNER]

The Feldwebel pictured here is providing information to an Allied intelligence officer concerning positions around Haguenau, according to the caption. This M-44 also appears to be made from captured Italian gaberdine:

somthing really neet in this photo, look at the cloth glider badge under the pocket!

Kevin

[RamJet]

here was a nice set for sale.
http://www.tarnmilitaria.com/?product=5764

I have one already.


@ corporalSteiner:

Please compare.

[besslein]

i wonder if anyone can post SS soldiers with m44 tunics,i know only abaut realy very very few photos,and only from books.

[D_Dutch]

i wonder if anyone can post SS soldiers with m44 tunics,i know only abaut realy very very few photos,and only from books.

I have only very little knowledge about uniforms, but I think this is an M-44 tunic?

[OSS]

I have only very little knowledge about uniforms, but I think this is an M-44 tunic?

Probably an M-43 with the collar pressed open. The M-44 has a noticeably larger collar than the M-43, and as has been mentioned, is made without collar hooks which the tunic in your photo has.

[besslein]

Probably an M-43 with the collar pressed open, the M-44 has a noticeably larger collar than the M-43, and as has been mentioned, without collar hooks which the tunic in your photo has.

agree,but still nice oberjunker photo.

[W Petz]

Here is a quick pic of my LW M-44...it didnt come out too well. I will try again during the day.

[WEISNER]

For the life of me I can't remember where? but there is a photo of an SS I think officer after capture speaking to his British captors, perhaps after liberation of a concentration camp?
I will post the photo if I can find it?

Kevin

[corporalSteiner]

I have one already.


@ corporalSteiner:

Please compare.

thanks for clear reference on differences in ladies 'm44' jacket/wool blouse. it falls in line behind proper m44 combat tunic, and hj winter feldbluse...

[corporalSteiner]

...of note too, all these m44 tunic pics seem to show matching m44 combat trousers in use. seems all were issued with 'complete' set.

[kuratorium]

For the life of me I can't remember where? but there is a photo of an SS I think officer after capture speaking to his British captors, perhaps after liberation of a concentration camp?
I will post the photo if I can find it?

Kevin

here you go:

[Ohlau]

SS-Untersturmführer Wicker , Dachau Camp




http://www.scrapbookpages.com/dachau...on/Wicker.html

[kuratorium]

SS-Untersturmführer Wicker , Dachau Camp

better photo : click!