Germany, Heer. A Reversible Splinter Pattern Camouflage Winter Parka certificate_of_authenticity he was admitted to Moore

he was admitted to Moore Barracks Hospital with a case of Tonsillitis

a total of 4 years and 293 days post-war home service

arriving in England on the 29th

Flying Fish" in red

flanked by an inscription of “M IV/1” indicating Kriegsmarine distribution

Germany, Heer. A Reversible Splinter Pattern Camouflage Winter Parka certificate_of_authenticity he was admitted to Moore(Heer Tarnparka). A Heer reversible camouflage winter parka, constructed of padded cotton blend. The exterior is dyed in a classic splinter pattern with a mottle consisting of a pale olive drab base overlaid by irregular brown and dark green patterns, in turn overlaid by dark green vertical splinters. The reverse is finished in white for use in winter conditions. The parka features a hood adjusted with an internal drawstring. The cuffs feature