Yes

Thank you so much for the comment and support! Great connection, my original love for history started out in the Navy realm so to speak so that's definitely a large factor in my terminology usage!

Those Luftwaffe men in the photo at 5:30 are most likely pilots and gunners of Ju-87 dive bombers, judging by them standing next to one, and they seem to be wearing the summer flying suit as seen at 3:31. They also seem to have their belts on top of the flight suits so they have access to their compact pistols, which might have been a Walther PPK, a Mauser HSc, or a Sauer 38H. They would have had yellow collar tabs and branch piping. I checked the German war film 'Stukas' from 1941 to verify and they too wore the same light-colored suits over the greyish blue flight blouses, they also wore the flight helmets when in the air and most likely had the visorless field cap tucked into a pocket as they quickly changed to wearing them when out of the aircraft. I also checked the 1943 film 'The Crew of the Dora' which was about a crew of a Ju 88 twin-engine bomber and they wore pretty much the same stuff except they had life jackets on top of the flight suit.

Maybe that WAS him in different life. Kinda like cats, they have 9 lives, I know it's a myth, but I like to believe that sometimes.

@Electric Tree Yes they kept the blouse on