Germany, Heer. A Flak/Artillery Officer’s Service Tunic Archive with red-enameled stripes on three

with red-enameled stripes on three of its four arms

the reverse with a central white enameled medallion bearing dates “1864-1914”

he records in comprehensive detail the changing patterns of ammunition and bayonet

The Army later informed his mother that his "remains have been carefully exhumed from the original place of interment and reverently reburied in Grave 1

Germany, Heer. A Flak/Artillery Officer’s Service Tunic Archive with red-enameled stripes on three(Heer Waffenrock fr Offizier der Flak Artillerie). A well preserved Heer Flak Artillery Officers service tunic, constructed of field grey wool. It features a turned down collar which is lined in smooth dark green wool and flanked on each side by tabs. The latter are constructed of dark greek wool with buckram cores, topped by machine embroidered silver aluminum wire insignia bisected by red threaded bars, and each measure 45 mm (w) x 75 mm (l). The