Germany, Heer. A Pair of Tropical Wehrmacht Field Service Breeches visually-hidden The other officer in the

The other officer in the aircraft was uninjured although the plane was completely destroyed

all together weighing approximately 1

featuring an inlaid traditional national wattle pattern (known as the pleter or troplet)

the obverse bearing a crowned cipher WRII (for King Wilhelm II) with the date “1912” below

The China National Airways Corporation (CNAC)

Germany, Heer. A Pair of Tropical Wehrmacht Field Service Breeches visually-hidden The other officer in the(Wehrmacht Tropenhose). An example of tropical Wehrmacht (Heer) service trousers as worn by enlisted personnel in the entire Mediterranean theater of war, including Africa and Southern Italy. This pair of service trousers is constructed of olive drab coloured cotton twill, the front with one diagonal slit pocket at waist height per side, with a horizontal slit fob pocket to the left of the right side pocket, with an additional horizontal slit pocket