Original German WWII Luftwaffe Summer Flying Suit Named to Knight's Cross Recipient U.S. Flare Guns 1945 and transferred to the

1945 and transferred to the OKL reserve (Oberkommando des Luftwaffe) until 8 May when he was captured by the British and remained in captivity until 22 March 1948

The Regiment was in New York in 1776

commander of the picket and who ordered the executions was court-martialled

The wood stock is in very good condition

These were what were pressed into service as water cans for Vickers water cooled Machine Guns during WW2 as has been recorded in countless photographs and news reel footage

Original German WWII Luftwaffe Summer Flying Suit Named to Knight's Cross Recipient U.S. Flare Guns 1945 and transferred to theOriginal Item: One of a kind. A nearly identical suit named to Knight's Cross winner Lagois 'Fred' Ehrenfried can be found in the IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM at this link. Lagois 'Fred' Ehrenfried, born 23 May 1915 in Leipzig, joined the Luftwaffe in November 1939 and flew as part of Lehrgeschwader 2 during the Battles of France and Britain, being shot down in the former. From 1942 he was a member of I Gruppe, Schlachtgeschwader 1, flying ground attack