I don't believe that's a  Kriegsmarine eagle because if you look at the yellowing on the tricolor shield  it's the same. the kriegsmarine helmet I have the eagle is a more golden not a yellowish eagle

Same in Ohio. Elections have consequences.

Here in Alabama you can go to flea market or gun show and pay cash and walk out with it.

Very cool, I like these, not sure why. So at an antique fair in North Carolina are you able to take this home the same day? Here in The Republik of Washington state you need to wait 10 business days. Thanks for posting. 

An original one, metal see., do believe they used real Wehrmacht decals, here a Navy Eagle

Just picked this up at an Antique Fair, still learning some things about it.  Shows some issues that are typically caused by someone trying to open the side plate without understanding you have to release the trigger guard to unlock the stud holding the side plate closed.  Otherwise, works fine, clean bore, good lockup, ejector works fine.  

FB page Panzer- Archeology posting, Italian camo?    Cation from the photo: Colonel Karl Lorenz, commander of an infantry regiment of German Army 'Großdeutschland' Division, talking to soldiers in the southern Eastern Front, January 1944. Note Panzer V Panther Ausf. A tank

Sorry but my camera is broken so no photos I am afraid.  The same cap shown in picture #2 above though.    

I’ve been following that since the attack. There is also a daily feature in the Times called “Those We Have Lost.” 

This is the Slovenian Army insignia. That should help you get started. 

Any help with this would be appreciated.  

Just seen this   Many names have clickable link for photo of service member with a bit of a Bio https://www.timesofisrael.com/authorities-name-44-soldiers-30-police-officers-killed-in-hamas-attack/ Like this for Cpt. Shir Eilat commander in the Border Defense Corps 414th unit, KIA October 7 2023