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    Can you identify this uniform?

    Hi. Can anyone help me identify the uniform in this photo? I'm particularly interested in the insignia on the hat.

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    Can you get a bigger image? Can't quite see it.

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    You can also view the picture at: http://www.bizpacreview.com/wp-conte...yflyer0805.jpg

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    That wasn't an improvement.

    In any case, it could be a uniform for an airline, civilian. I've seen the broad upward lifting leaves on an airline but not the "wings"? going across the middle.

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    I saw this on the news last night. Some politician had used it in a political add. Think they said it was Germanicon.
    http://dailycaller.com/wp-content/up...aign-flyer.jpg
    She has a sharp knife in her add department. Not.

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    I think they decided it was WWII luftwaffe
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    Priceless.....

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    It's not WWII luftwaffe, the dead giveaway on that is no swastika.

    It is the emblem for the Germanicon Luftwaffe or air force.

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    I would like to see more of it - crumpled up on the floor at the side of my bed.......................

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    I would like to see more of it - crumpled up on the floor at the side of my bed.......................
    I think a Luftwaffe officer would al least insist on hanging it on the bead post. Now the rest of the uniform that might be another story.

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