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Sturmartillerie Waffen SS Jacket

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Reproduction of SS jacket for Enlisted Man’s of the assault artillery units (Sturmartillerie) or crew of the Sturmgeschütz (StuG). Made in feldgrau wool and lined inside in cotton. Badges are sold separately, please select your rank for sew the badges you want.

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Weight :1.2 kg
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Size guide
XSSMLXLXXL3XL
EEUU36R38R40R42R44R46R48R
EUROPE46485052545658
Chest9297102107112117122
Sleeve60616263646566
Neck41424344454647

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Sturmartillerie Waffen SS Jacket

Sturmartillerie Waffen SS Jacket

Reproduction of SS jacket for Enlisted Man’s of the assault artillery units (Sturmartillerie) or crew of the Sturmgeschütz (StuG). Made in feldgrau wool and lined inside in cotton. Badges are sold separately, please select your rank for sew the badges you want.

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Sturmartillerie : SS Shutze

Include: Arm eagle, collar patches, black infantry shoulder boards and sew service.

 22,31 € Available
Sturmartillerie : SS Oberschutze

Include: Arm eagle, "Oberschutze" collar patches, black infantry shoulder boards, sleeve rank badge and sew service.

 26,45 € Out of stock
Sturmartillerie : SS Sturmann

Include : Arm eagle, "Sturmann" collar patches, black infantry shoulder boards, sleeve rank badge and sew service.

 33,88 € Available
Sturmartillerie : SS Rottenfuhrer

Include : Arm eagle, "Rottenfuhrer" collar patches, black infantry shoulder boards, sleeve rank badge and sew service.

 36,36 € Available
Sturmartillerie : SS Unterscharfuhrer

Include : Arm eagle, "Unterscharfuhrer" collar patches and black shoulder boards, sew service.

 36,36 € Available
Sturmartillerie : SS Scharfuhrer

Include : Arm eagle, "Scharfuhrer" collar patches and black shoulder boards, sew service.

 38,02 € Available
Sturmartillerie : SS Oberscharfuhrer

Include : Arm eagle, "Oberscharfuhrer" collar patches and black shoulder boards, sew service.

 41,28 € Available
Sturmartillerie : SS Hauptscharfuhrer

Include : Arm eagle, "Hauptscharfuhrer" collar patches and black shoulder boards, sew service.

 45,45 € Available
Sturmartillerie : SS Sturmscharfuhrer

Include : Arm eagle, "Sturmscharfuhrer" collar patches and black shoulder boards, sew service.

 50,41 € Available

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The Sturmgeschütz originated from German experiences in World War I when it was discovered that, during the offensives on the Western Front, the infantry lacked the means to effectively engage fortifications. The artillery of the time was heavy and not mobile enough to keep up with the advancing infantry to destroy bunkers, pillboxes, and other minor fortifications with direct fire. Although the problem was well known in the German army, it was General Erich von Manstein who is considered the father of the Sturmartillerie ("assault artillery"). This is because the initial proposal was from (then) Colonel Erich von Manstein and submitted to General Ludwig Beck in 1935, suggesting that Sturmartillerie units should be used in a direct-fire support role for infantry divisions. On 15 June 1936, Daimler-Benz AG received an order to develop an armoured infantry support vehicle capable of mounting a 75 mm (2.95 in) calibre artillery piece. The gun mount's fixed, fully integrated casemate superstructure was to allow a limited traverse of a minimum of 25° and provide overhead protection for the crew. The height of the vehicle was not to exceed that of the average soldier.

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