It was awarded to pilots who successfully completed the glider training . The badge depicts a swastika in the centre with a pair of lightning bolts and wings in white on grey rayon cloth. The reverse of the iron cross is stamped "4" on the pin for Steinhauer & Lck', Ldenscheid. The reverse of the Luftwaffe Observer Badge is clearly marked with the maker's logo "A" for the firm of F. W. Assmann & Shne in Ldenscheid, with a vertical pin assembly and barrel hinge, round wire catch, and two large spun rivets. $100, #EC143 "ROA" Heer Russian Liberation Army Badge, Original WWII German "ROA" Heer Russiche Befreiungsarmee (Russian Liberation Army) sleeve nationality badge used from 1943-1945. A WW2 Iron Cross by Wilhelm Deumer with presentation box. For continuous bravery before the enemy or excellence in commanding troops after being awarded all preceding classes of the Knight's Cross/Iron Cross. Luftwaffe Badges - Reddick Militaria One of the most rare of the Luftwaffe badges, the glider pilot badge was instituted on December 16, 1940. A beautiful example of a Luftwaffe Panzer Herman Goring Division and mechanics cap eagle, machine embroidered eagle in white/grey rayon on black wool measuring 76 mm (w) x 44 mm (h) in mint unissued condition. For bravery before the enemy or excellence in commanding troops. Bundesgesetzblatt Teil III, Gliederungsnummer 1132-1", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Orders,_decorations,_and_medals_of_Nazi_Germany&oldid=1134338573. Senior leadership was quite special too; recruited from civilian corporations and German services, they were some of the countrys best and brightest. Issued upon honourable completion of mandatory service. Original mid to late-war Luftwaffe Ground Assault Badge by Friedrich Linden, Ldenscheid, die-stamped zinc construction. Anti-Aircraft Flak Battle Badge (German: Flak-Kampfabzeichen der Luftwaffe) was a World War II military decoration of Nazi Germany. For more information on this service, please click here. The reverse is unmarked but attributed to C.E. A DLV (German Air Sports Association) cap badge, depicting a pair of stylised horizontal three-pinion wings supporting a vertical two-bladed propeller, all in white metal, over the centre of which imposed a black enamel swastiks with gilt metal edges, with a red enamel ring on the outer rim. A genuine Iron Cross 2nd Class by Klein & Quenzer, constructed with silver frame and magnetic iron core complete with original ribbon. From 1942 on, Allied bombing nearly destroyed the Luftwaffes fighting arm (which triggered a transition of its ground support towards the Luftwaffe Field Divisions). Blade is maker marked on blade ricasso with the logo for Tiger Solingen. Background; When the panzer wrap uniform was introduced in November 1934 the Germans also re-introduced the old Prussian "Danziger" style skull and crossbones for wear on the collar tabs. The Totenkopf tab is the "Pumpkinhead" variant taken from the liberated Dachau storehouse by American soldiers of the 42nd and 45th Infantry Divisions in April of 1945.
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