Descripción
Origen : Pegasus Militaria
La tela es original pero el armado se realiza con las mismas técnicas actuales.
The widespread use of Italian M29 camo by the Germans coincided with the 1943 disarmament of the Italian forces. Both 1.SS-Panzer-Division LAH and 12.SS-Panzer-Division HJ participated in the process. It is no big surprise that members of these two divisions judging by wartime photos were the most conspicuous users of Italian camouflage material.
Following the capitulation and disarmament of most of the Italian armed forces in 1943, stocks of Italian material were used by Germany to meet the increased demand for equipment in the face of the slowly deteriorating wartime economy. The German armed forces not only issued already existing stocks of Italian shelter halves, they used the Italian camouflage material to make a wide variety of uniforms and field gear items. Many of these uniform items were tailor made or theater made including jackes, hosen, kombis and mutzen. The material was also used to make some standard issue items such as M31 zeltbahns and fur lined anoraks which were typically made out of mouse grey material. An important thing to note is that items made using Italian camo material were used by all branches of the German armed forces serving in the Italian theater of operations Heer, SS, Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine.
