Germany. A Hj Marksmanship Badge, By Förster & Barth Archive he wrote: "I do not

he wrote: "I do not understand why your department persists in referring to my son as Flying Officer when he was given the rank of Flight Lieut

This dagger was adopted in 1938 and was authorized for all officials with the rank of Wachtfuhrer (officer or non-commissioned officer in charge of a guard) and higher

7 m" with the illustration of the tunnel entrance below

black-finished magnetic metal chape and locket each held in place by two staples

Germany. A Hj Marksmanship Badge, By Förster & Barth Archive he wrote: "I do notConstructed of silvered bronze and black, white, and red enamels; horizontal pinback (missing the catch); marked RZM M1 77 for Frster & Barth, Pforzheim on the reverse; measuring 21. 88 mm in diameter; in overall good condition.