Germany, Luftwaffe. A Driver Proficiency Badge In Silver Document To Fallschirmjager, 1944 Hold I attacked the nearest a/c

I attacked the nearest a/c and fired from 250 yds

six kilometres northwest of Rastatt

Papal coat-of-arms of St

each of the insignias and wreaths linked together via dual short chain links on the sides and long strands of anchor links along the exterior perimeter

The cuff of each sleeve is rolled up to a depth of and held securely in place by a single piece of stitching at the rear of the sleeve

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Driver Proficiency Badge In Silver Document To Fallschirmjager, 1944 Hold I attacked the nearest a/cThe Driver Proficiency Badge in Silver certificate is named to Feldwebel (Sergeant) Heinrich Nothelfer of Fallschirm Kraftfahr Kompanie (paratrooper driver company) 42. Dated to December 23, 1944 and signed in blue ink by a Major, the name is illegible. Measuring 153 mm (w) x 215 mm (h), presenting two folding creases, two punched holes, creasing and fraying of the edges, and tearing along the edges of the folding creases, remains fair.