Ensemble de 12 boites en bakelite pour fusees allemandes, comprenant divers modeles. Certaines conservent encore leurs etiquettes d origine. Les boites sont vides et en bon etat, sans fissures. Il convient de signaler une certaine usure ainsi qu’une patine marquee sur l’ensemble des pieces. Etat II+. Selon les informations du vendeur cette piece provient de Doncols, secteur du 5eme parachutiste regiment. Durant la Bataille des Ardennes, les Fallschirmjager (parachutistes allemands) ont ete deployes dans diverses operations. L Operation Stosser, par exemple, visait a larguer des troupes derriere les lignes alliees pour perturber les communications et les mouvements de troupes . Bien que cette operation ait principalement cible la region des Hautes Fagnes, elle illustre l utilisation de parachutistes allemands dans des missions offensives pendant cette periode. Concernant Doncols, une source mentionne que le sergent Otha Martin, commandant de char dans le 712e bataillon de chars americain, a saisi un souvenir d un parachutiste allemand dans ce village . Cela suggere la presence de parachutistes allemands dans ou autour de Doncols. Set of 12 German Bakelite flare containers, featuring various models. Some still retain their original labels. The containers are empty and in good condition, with no cracks. They display moderate wear and a pronounced patina consistent with age and field use. Condition rated as II+. According to the seller, these pieces were recovered from Doncols, an area linked to the 5th Parachute Regiment. During the Battle of the Bulge, Fallschirmjager (German paratroopers) were deployed in several operations. One such mission, Operation Stosser, aimed to drop troops behind Allied lines to disrupt communications and troop movements. Although this operation mainly targeted the High Fens region, it reflects the broader offensive use of German paratroopers during this period. Regarding Doncols, a source notes that Sergeant Otha Martin, a tank commander in the 712th US Tank Battalion, recovered a souvenir from a German paratrooper in the village—suggesting their presence in or around Doncols.