Another pair of German ribbon bars with USAF Marksmanship ribbons. Don't know how they or where they were awarded for. Suggestion was foreign cadets attending the US AF Academy. Who knows.  

13. (Württembergisches) Infanterie-Regiment 1927

I agree with the other members' posts.   To me, the text in the photo reads "No.686 lance corporal Morimoto【六八六 森本 兵長】".

Hello, I recently acquired this aircraft control stick grip from a militaria dealer. It was labeled as: “McDonnell F-4 Phantom Control Grip/Stick (from plane shot down over Vietnam)” Before I make any assumptions, I would like to verify its identity. The grip has: Brown trigger Two red push buttons 19-pin military connector Molded marking with a letter “G” inside a circle/shield Serial number: 7715908 I have attached photos of the grip, connector, and markings. Can anyone confirm whether this is actually an F-4 Phantom II control stick grip, or perhaps from another US military aircraft of the same era? Any information regarding manufacturer, part numbers, or aircraft application would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Found a couple more caps from Zimbabwe African  National Liberation Army   this is a commercially made cap which the previous owner has had Zimbabwe peoples army embroidered on the front in black cotton. a more traditional style cap

Walter Wriedt 3. Gebirgs-Division, interesting thing with Wriedt is he is a North German from Kiel, probably a Lutheran, yet he somehow uncharacteristically gets assigned to an Austrian Division, who are Catholics, I bring that up because while  angst over religious differences between these two sects of Christianity were on the wane, there still was some sore points,

Thank you shemp h. 

Looks like686?6????, right to left

Still available on June 1st...   

Sarge, or anyone else, are the attached original Belgian collaborationist insignia?  Appreciate any thoughts.    

Anyone know who the KC holder is ?