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Dutch WW2 Officer Uniforms
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November 22, 2024
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0:43Now PlayingIf you look at the officers they had a different tunic which consisted of 4 pockets.
Their rank distinctions were located on the collar. With NCO's it was at the end of each sleeve.
Officers carried a Sam Browne belt with a pistol and an extra pouch of ammo.
Also they had a sabre, a so-called 'klewang'. A weapon that found its origin in the Dutch East Indies.
Some of them had a 'stormdolk' or an assault dagger.
Shoes with puttees were often worn as well. But also long jackboots, or shoes with black leather
gaiters were an option. And then there is also this type of boot.
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