Wwi Non-Combatant Group Buy Now 5 (northern edge of Copse)

5 (northern edge of Copse) to Tank Trap (on the Menin road running through the Copse) to J

Generalleutnant (20 Apr 1945) Career: Entered the Army as Platoon and Company Leader in the 7th Jäger-Battalion (10 Aug 1914-1919) Company-Leader in the Westphali Free-Jäger-Corps (1919-30 Sep 1919) Platoon-Leader in the 14th Infantry-Regiment (01 Oct 1919-30 Sep 1920) Platoon-Leader in the 18th Infantry-Regiment (01 Oct 1920-17 Jul 1930) Detached to the Staff of Group-Command 2 – secret Flying-Training in the USA (18 Jul 1930-31 Jul 1931) Advisor in the Department T 3

210 mm tall gray feathered flume rising from a slot just behind the cap badge

late War production with eagle soldered directly onto the wreath

he continued his military service by signing his Attestation Paper with the Canadian Mounted Rifles on April 21

Wwi Non-Combatant Group Buy Now 5 (northern edge of Copse)WWI Non Combatant Group Wilhelm I Centenary Medal 1797 1897 (bronze gilt, 39. 6 mm); Imperial: Hindenburg Cross for Combatants (bronze, marked "0 . 9" on the reverse, 38 mm); Hamburg: Hanseaten Cross (silvered bronze and enamels, 40. 3 mm); and Prussia: WWI Iron Cross 2nd Class for Non Combatants (iron, magnetic, 42. 5 mm). Very crisp detail, mounted to a suspension bar with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, extremely fine.