M-44 tunics in wear

[OSS]

Another M-44 from the Petz Archives:

[Cole Bush]

Another M-44 from the Petz Archives:

his appearance is beyond my mind, very ugly! in my mind the male from western countries are handsome, but beautiful female is in Asia

[Zauberflöte]

Post war ('45/'46) Berlin Police in M44 tunic (see also post # 22).

[OSS]

Judging from the photographic evidence presented on this thread alone it appears that the M-44 tunics in captured Italian Army gabardine were more plentiful than one would think. Here is a recent acquisition:

[W Petz]

Aug13 - POW M44 France

[Zauberflöte]

Not as nice as the one posted in # 141.. but nonetheless...

Best
F.

[OSS]

Not as nice as the one posted in # 141.. but nonetheless...

Best
F.

I like the image very much It has the matching (M-44) trousers (note the pocket flaps).

[Mike Davis]

Not as nice as the one posted in # 141.. but nonetheless...

Best
F.

Great photo!

[Zauberflöte]

Here's another one gents: TN officer!

[Glenn McInnes]

This General officer looks to be wearing a M-44.









Glenn

[Lionel H.]

One more Guys. Leutnant from 116.Pz.Div.Windhund. <p><img src="http://cdn01.trixum.de/upload2/J/a/Jaob2Flkqe7W138800466041P1683.jpg"></p>

[hennep11]

I am not sure, I believe this one is also a M44.

[HAF]

I am not sure, I believe this one is also a M44.

its m42 tunic.

[OSS]

its m42 tunic.

Agreed, m-44s have slightly larger collars (with no hook and eye catch) and generally unscalloped pocket flaps and triangular breast eagles. In the last year of the war regulations were relaxed so that many soldiers wore their earlier issue tunics with the collars open, sometimes giving the appearance of an m-44.

[OSS]

I recently found this shot of a Gebirgsjager wearing an M-44: