British Army Khaki Flannel Shirt K and durable fabric-covered wiring

and durable fabric-covered wiring

These meticulously crafted cards offer a unique glimpse into the diverse array of military headgear worn by soldiers throughout history

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These shovels were preferred by the infantryman over the entrenching tool carried by the soldiers

British Army Khaki Flannel Shirt K and durable fabric-covered wiringThis type of shirt came into service in late 1944 and was the first time that collars were attached to shirts and not separated. The shirt is made from Khaki coloured flannel shirting usually found on issue shirts and features long sleeves with a barrel cuff and a large, typically 1940s spearpoint collar. The label inside shows Size 3