Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mint Badge For Single-Handed Tank Destruction Hold oxidation on one reverse

oxidation on one reverse

November 3rd 1918 and is buried at St

Your broad scope of influence has made possible the successful completion of many critically important combat operations and you analytical abilities have allowed accurate and timely information to be furnished other and higher headquarters

the Corps of Military Staff Clerks held responsibility for all clerical duties and printing of field orders at the G

he would die of wounds on October 2nd 1918 after suffering gunshot wounds to the chest

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Mint Badge For Single-Handed Tank Destruction Hold oxidation on one reverseThis is a fine quality Sonderabzeichen fr das Niederkmpfen von Panzerkraftwagen durch Einzelkmpfer; the tank badge on the obverse is a Panzer MK IV and is constructed of blackened metal (magnetic) with very crisp details superimposed on a tight interwoven band consisting of silver aluminum bullion threading; edged on the top and bottom sides by two black rayon strips; with a dark blue wool backer; measuring 87 mm x 32 mm; textbook example; in mint