Original WWI Danish M1915 Artillery Officer Kepi Technical Handbooks & Manuals concluding the account with the

concluding the account with the words: "The 45th Infantry Division troops who liberated CC Camp in the afternoon on 29 April were fighting in Munich the next morning and by nightfall had

BOBB (NOT THE REGULAR NAVIGATOR)

The following personnel were captured at the time by the enemy: 11 Officers and 119 Enlisted Men of the 326th Airborne Medical Company

fixed peep sights

It is also smothered with maker and proof marks on the top of the barrel

Original WWI Danish M1915 Artillery Officer Kepi Technical Handbooks & Manuals concluding the account with theOriginal Item: Only One Available. A very nice and rare example of a World War One era Danish Army Artillery officer's kepi (M15). With WWI underway to the south of neutral Denmark, the Army decided to introduce a better camouflaged uniform in 1915. The light gray was, in fact, a poorly chosen color and was quickly deemed a temporary measure. Nevertheless, the gray uniform continued to be used up until 1939, although it was officially supplanted by