A German Army (Heer) Officer's Tunic Removed Breast Eagle Hold The visor is black vulcanfibre

The visor is black vulcanfibre with a buckled leather strap above

he returned to Vietnam for his second tour of duty

where he was struck off strength on June 5

Carney was admitted to the Canadian Military Hospital at Bramshott and treated for "piles" (Haemorrhoids) at Bramshott on May 12th

Organized mountain excursions in places called Reichsaustauschlager (Exchange Camps of the Reich) were perceived as helping in this purpose

A German Army (Heer) Officer's Tunic Removed Breast Eagle Hold The visor is black vulcanfibreFine aluminum wire and rolled bullion wire interlaced with light brown threading, black paper backer, 41 mm x 98 mm, scattered paper loss on the reverse, better than very fine.