Original German WWII Heer Army EM/NCO BeVO Breast Eagle - Field Uniform Cutoff French Holsters They used them primarily for

They used them primarily for observation—watching the fall of shells during surface actions to help direct gunfire

observation posts and defenses manned- in all seasons

enamel steel body

These were made to be worn in a tear gas attack when eye protection was required instead of the gas helmet

these are of the rarest M1916 holsters to find today

Original German WWII Heer Army EM/NCO BeVO Breast Eagle - Field Uniform Cutoff French Holsters They used them primarily forOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely BeVo style machine embroidered Wehrmachtadler breast eagle from a German WWII Heer (Army) Enlisted Man's or NCO's Wool Tunic. The eagle is the 1940 pattern, with light green background and gray thread embroidered eagle. These were worn on the breast of the uniform tunic, just above and sometimes partly on the pocket. This example was cut off a uniform, complete with some surrounding fabric, most