Original German WWII Heer Army Jäger NCO Right Collar Tab and Obergefreiter Sleeve Chevrons - Uniform Cut Off Spanish Flags but as he approached them

but as he approached them at Blain's Cross Roads

and the RAMPANT LION / G "Provisional Proof"

he joined the 332nd Infantry Regiment in June 1942

During the Battle of Lake Erie

Original German WWII Heer Army Jäger NCO Right Collar Tab and Obergefreiter Sleeve Chevrons - Uniform Cut Off Spanish Flags but as he approached themOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a set of "Uniform Cut Off" insignia from the German WWII Heer Army, consisting of a right side NCO collar section with the litzen, or collar tab, and a set of left sleeve Obergefreiter Chevrons. Both of these look to have been cut off from an M36 tunic, made with the standard feldgrau (field gray) wool cloth. The collar section looks to be from an early pattern M36 tunic, with the flaschengrn (dark