Original German WWII Summer Weight SA Stormtrooper Tan and Pink Kepi from Gruppe Ostmark 16th Century later converted to percussion

later converted to percussion

Wings have been pasted to each side of the top with NAVY below it as shown

The mustard gas stockpile was enlarged in 1942–1943 for possible use by RAF Bomber Command against German cities

The 8th Special Forces Group of the United States Army was established in 1963 at Fort Gulick

Original German WWII Summer Weight SA Stormtrooper Tan and Pink Kepi from Gruppe Ostmark 16th Century later converted to percussionOriginal Item: Only One available. This is a very nice service worn summer weight German WWII SA "Stormtrooper" Kepi (Dienstmtze), often called a "Coffee Can Hat." It is made of a khaki canvas fabric over pressed paper fiber sides, with a Rosa (pink) top and gold "pip" button on the front. This indicates use by the SA Gruppe Ostmark (East March), which was on the far East side of Germany, centered around the city of Posen, today Pozna in Poland.