United States. An Army 101St Airborne "Screaming Eagles" Jacket And Overseas Garrison Cap GTRexclude Worn by the Cossack volunteers

Worn by the Cossack volunteers serving in the German Wehrmacht as part of an Auxiliary Volunteer Police unit

Further patrols were made off Norway in August and September 1940 without successes

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Worn by the Schutzpolizei

United States. An Army 101St Airborne "Screaming Eagles" Jacket And Overseas Garrison Cap GTRexclude Worn by the Cossack volunteersIncludes two pieces: Jacket and Overseas Garrison Cap. The jacket is fabricated from a fine brownish green wool, button down epaulette straps on both shoulders, each of which is secured in place by a large brown plastic button at the neck end, with a First Lieutenant rank insignia pinned in place on both straps. There is a 101st Airborne "Screaming Eagles" patch in red, white, yellow and black embroidery sewn in place on the left shoulder, the right