more LAH panzer pics

[RD Rygaard]

[RD Rygaard]

[RD Rygaard]

[Donald Abenheim]

In the 2d image one surely sees the face of battle in this man, even if the image is far from the shooting. Ergo the Gefrierfleischorden in the button-hole (sorta...) Many thanks.

[RD Rygaard]

In the 2d image one surely sees the face of battle in this man, even if the image is far from the shooting. Ergo the Gefrierfleischorden in the button-hole (sorta...) Many thanks.

Don:

Supised you didnt make mention of the color piping on the crusher? You seem to usually point out things at first glance I havent noticed in pics Ive stared at for 10+ years!!!!!!! I'll be sharing in the coming weeks an AWESOME collection of items from a young man who started off in the Italian army & eneded up in TK div!!!!! (he was from S. Tirol) stay tuned!

[Donald Abenheim]

Don:

Supised you didnt make mention of the color piping on the crusher? You seem to usually point out things at first glance I havent noticed in pics Ive stared at for 10+ years!!!!!!! I'll be sharing in the coming weeks an AWESOME collection of items from a young man who started off in the Italian army & eneded up in TK div!!!!! (he was from S. Tirol) stay tuned!

Dear Colleague, I was struck more by his facial expression, actually. Do you believe the piping of his cap is pink? I cannot tell, but if the image is 1942, then someone has to turn this man into Himmler. I rather think all these chaps had other things on their minds. One of the most pleasing aspects of these militaria fora are these marvelous images which reveal more than merely picayune uniform details. As one who spends a lot of time with soldiers, I pay attention also to them as people, actually. We look forward to your Suedtiroler. Suedtirol is one of the most wonderful places on earth, by the way. Viel Sammlerglueck.