Luftwaffe My first Drill tunic

[Snoopy]

Thanks Snoopy, for your kind words. I have not seen you about lately. It is great to see you around. I would love to see your examples!

Thank you Paul. It's great to be back. I will take som pictures of mine, as soon as possible. I took the liberty to post a photo from my collection. The soldier on the left, looks like he's wearing the white drill tunic, and the soldier on the right, I believe is wearing the green drill tunic. The mechanic's coveralls, are allso being worn, by some.

All the best

Snoopy

[Snoopy]

Hello Paul

As promised, here are my drillich tunics.

Snoopy

Edited February 8, 2008 by Snoopy

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[Paul R]

Those are completely awesome pieces. I really like the cream colored tunics the best. (they hide stains better )

[Snoopy]

Those are completely awesome pieces. I really like the cream colored tunics the best. (they hide stains better )

I totally agree. I allso have some rank insignia for drillich tunics, but since they are for an obersch?tse, I guess they would be more appropriate in the Heer forum.

Snoopy

Edited February 9, 2008 by Snoopy

[Paul R]

I totally agree. I allso have some rank insignia for drillich tunics, but since they are for an obersch?tse, I guess they would be more appropriate in the Heer forum.

Snoopy

The Luftwaffe used them for a time too.

[Snoopy]

Hello Paul

I didn't know that the Luftwaffe used this rank. I have Obersch?tse insignia for both the green and cream coloured drill tunics. All of the green rank patches in the picture are identical, and from the same manufacturer.

All the best

Snoopy

[Paul R]

Brian Davis has the use of this rank in Vol 1 of his book. I think that it was used for a very short amount of time, prewar.