Original Italian WWII 23rd Infantry Division "Murge" Sergente Maggiore M40 Uniform Tunic MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock aerial observers coordinated artillery barrages

aerial observers coordinated artillery barrages with an infantry advance

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Original Italian WWII 23rd Infantry Division "Murge" Sergente Maggiore M40 Uniform Tunic MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock aerial observers coordinated artillery barragesOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely example of a WWII German style, Italian M40 tunic. The tunic was worn by a Sergeant Major in the 23rd Infantry Division "Murge" in either the 47th or 48th Regiment (same collar gorget). During World War II the units of the Royal Italian Army wore gorget patches of different size and form, but with the same colors. Divisions carried the colors of their two infantry regiments, which was then