Germany. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Breast Eagle; Uniform Removed United Republic of In recognition of Flying Officer

In recognition of Flying Officer Kumsky's devotion to duty and sterling qualities

He left the next day for Egypt and would served as part of the border force for over eleven months

fifth photograph illustrates an airman and an officer in front of an aeroplane in a hanger

and to whom this was reported

1 July 1920: Accepted into the M

Germany. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Breast Eagle; Uniform Removed United Republic of In recognition of Flying OfficerA textbook example of a third reich period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officers breast eagle; constructed of fine quality rolled, twisted, and flat silver aluminum bullion wires; on a dark green (Flaschengrn) wool backer; thin rayon and paper backer on the reverse; measuring 98 mm (w) x 44 mm (h); gently uniform removed; in overall near extremely fine condition.