Germany, Heer. A Rare Sniper's Badge, Iii Class Archive He was later named a

He was later named a Corporal in October 1944 with Headquarters and Headquarters Company at Parris Island and is listed on the muster roll as of July 1946

Silver Bravery Medal (WWI issue in silvered bronze)

with multiple cracks and tears in the sweatband

The Royal Nowegian Air Force 1940-1945

which was the second highest political rank of the Nazi Party

Germany, Heer. A Rare Sniper's Badge, Iii Class Archive He was later named a(Abzeichen fr Scharfschtzen III. Klasse). A rare and well preserved Sniper's Badge, III Class, constructed of a field grey wool backer, the obverse bearing a black eagles head with eye and beak constructed of golden yellow threading, with feathering highlighted in white threading, peering between three oak leaves with an acorn mounted on the left, unmarked, measuring 62 mm (w) x 77 mm (h), with a small spot of material fatigue visible to the edge at