Germany, Heer. A Mixed Lot of Studio Portraits of Infantry and Panzer Personnel United Republic of The Report on Flying Accident

The Report on Flying Accident of Forced Landing Not Attributable to Enemy Action stated that the "inspection of the aircraft failed to reveal any technical fault or failure to which the accident can be attributed

The second note was accompanying the Demjansk Shield and is dated to 27 May 1944

Medal for Bravery (in bronze gilt with red enamels

publishing several books including his memoirs "Wind in the Wires

Germany, Heer. A Mixed Lot of Studio Portraits of Infantry and Panzer Personnel United Republic of The Report on Flying Accident(Heer Portrts). A mixed lot of studio portraits, including: 1. One depicting a young Unteroffizier, wearing first pattern shoulder straps and decorated with a 1939 Iron Cross II Class ribbon and a ribbon bar likely featuring the West Wall Medal, the lower right corner bearing an embossed studio mark, the reverse bearing a handwritten dedication from the subject, named as ERWIN and dated for the war years of 1939 40, indicating that he served in