War Helmet Of German

This is a German wearing one of the many helmets used in war. This was a technical sergeant. The badges on his clothing determined who he was and what he did. They were in the level grade 2. They are a noncommissioned officer.

This was a list of Firms and Insignias of the manufactures and decal dimensions. It gave the location of each Firm and the dimensions of height and width of each Insignia.

German War Helmet

This helmet was worn by a German during war. On every helmet, was a symbol or picture showing who they were and where they were from. This was so they can easily be identified. On the helmet, you can see the Nazi symbol. 

Grade 5 Corporal

This jacket was worn by corporals. They were in th grade 5 category. The badges indicate who the person was wearing the jacket and what level they were.  In this case, the jacket belonged to a corporal in grade 5.

Smith & Wesson

This is what most of the Smith and Wesson handguns looked like. These guns were carried by most Generals and Commanders. The handguns would sit in the holsters that were wrapped around their waist.

The Insignia Of The United States Army Office of War Information.
This poster was memorized by all members of the army.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Army_enlisted_rank_insignia_of_World_War_II

        I am a Smith & Wesson handgun. I was there in the Generals and Commanders holsters during camps and during the war. I have been used many times. I just haven’t been used in the war because I am not big enough and my fire aim and distance isn’t as strong and far as the bigger guns. I have more experience with personal use than use in the war. So, I know more about the experience of issues in the military. I am here to tell the story of the hierarchy in the military during World War II.