Detail Artifact
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| Flak Crew Posing in Front of Their Shelters |
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| Photograph |
| World War 2 |
| The flak crew poses in front of their shelter with a dog. |
| Probably Authentic |
| Related: Dog , Drillich , Entrenching Tool , Zeitbahn |
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| Related Facts | |
| Most recruits previous to 1940 were issued a fatigue uniform called Drillichanzug (or Drillich) in basic training. | |
| Drillich fatigues were kept for work details, weapons cleaning, and other duties likely to soil clothes. Made of Herringbone Twill (HBT), the uniform was undyed and therefore the color ranged from white to oatmeal to cement grey. | |
| On 12 February, 1940 the color of Drillich was ordered changed to a bluish green called 'reed-green'. |