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    15-129 Garand Picture of the Day - Captured German Infiltrator, Bulge, 1944

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    Well, we know what happened next then.
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    "Off with the socks"?

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    I believe this man would have met with a firing squad. Or quicker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HOOKED ON HISTORY View Post
    Off with the socks"?
    Hard to say exactly what's happening right there at that moment.
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    Yes, he would have been shot. Either by firing squad or a zealous soldier
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    Reminds me of a cut scene from the Big Red One. The sergeant makes a suspected infiltrator drop his trousers. When he finds him to have draws on with no slit in the front he shoots him.

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    What Firing Squad!

    No different to Hitlers WWII directive to shoot off hand without trial any Britishicon Commando captured and they were wearing the correct uniform......

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    Quote Originally Posted by CINDERS View Post
    No different to Hitlers WWII directive to shoot off hand without trial any Britishicon Commando captured and they were wearing the correct uniform......
    Thank God for the fact that the Wermacht by and large ignored this one out of respect to the Commandos.

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