Please help identify P08

Steinar · 04-01-2008, 03:48 AM

Did he mention why he during the battle of Normandy took the time to undress the officers corpse? ..did he carry it with him for the rest of the campaign?

I hate to be sceptical about this, but if it turns out that uniform and gun goes out on sale with the story connected (there was a question of value), and it all is 'verified' by this forum.. Then I believe we may have been left in the dark.
Out of respect for all those brave men who died, I think we should be careful not to in the long run end up with a fairy-tale about events like this.

I do however beleve that the person on the picture is a true genuine hero. But without more information about the uncle (who is the person that catured the luger and uniform), I'm a bit sceptical about it all. Please persuade me.

04-01-2008, 03:48 AM	#25
Steinar User Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1,538 Thanks: 18 Thanked 36 Times in 21 Posts	Did he mention why he during the battle of Normandy took the time to undress the officers corpse? ..did he carry it with him for the rest of the campaign? I hate to be sceptical about this, but if it turns out that uniform and gun goes out on sale with the story connected (there was a question of value), and it all is 'verified' by this forum.. Then I believe we may have been left in the dark. Out of respect for all those brave men who died, I think we should be careful not to in the long run end up with a fairy-tale about events like this. I do however beleve that the person on the picture is a true genuine hero. But without more information about the uncle (who is the person that catured the luger and uniform), I'm a bit sceptical about it all. Please persuade me. __________________ Previously known as Morgan Kane