A Wehrpaß To The 17Th Ss Panzer Grenadier Division; D-Day & Normandy GTRexclude This clearly marked helmet retains

This clearly marked helmet retains about 95% of its smooth green transitional over-paint

Pearkes and his staff left for England to join the 1st Canadian Infantry Division

He was wounded in the thigh on June 16

named Brevet Captain on June 26

It is also worth noting that for his sterling service as the Forward Observation Officer (FOO) during the battle

A Wehrpaß To The 17Th Ss Panzer Grenadier Division; D-Day & Normandy GTRexclude This clearly marked helmet retainsA Wehrpa for SS volunteer Karl Rrich, measuring 106x146mm, 56 pages, extremely fine condition with some fraying and creases. A accompanying document is a second copy, since the original was lost due to enemy action. It was issued on August 19, 1944, and is signed by Captain and Wehrbezirksoberbefehlshaber (army district commander in chief) Schneider. Footnote: Karl Rrich was born on April 4, 1926 in Saarbrcken, southwest Germany. He learned to become