Germany, Heer. A Generalleutnant Service Tunic Archive He was unmarried at the

He was unmarried at the time of issue in 1941

29 Casualty Clearing Station on March 4

with the reviewer stating that Colquhoun was "A steady

illustrating the flag of the Provisional Revolutionary Government of the Republic of South Vietnam (Vietcong) and inscribed "CHIÊŃ SĨ GIA’I PHÓNG" (Soldier of the People’s Army) on the ribbon banner below

while serving with Company K

Germany, Heer. A Generalleutnant Service Tunic Archive He was unmarried at the(Feldbluse fr einen Generalleutnant der Wehrmacht). An exceptional and extremely well preserved field tunic belonging to a Generalleutnant of the Wehrmacht, constructed of fine quality field grey wool, with a traditional turned down collar that is fully lined on the top with a layer of dark green wool. The collar is flanked on each side by a matching set of collar tabs, constructed of red wool with buckram cores, both topped by gold aluminum bullion