German Heer Visor Cap Eagle Insignia

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The Heer (German Army) visor cap eagle was introduced in 1935 as part of the standardized insignia of the Wehrmacht and remained in use throughout World War II. Worn on officer and enlisted visor caps, it identified branch of service and symbolized state authority under the German Army during the period.

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