Germany, Luftwaffe. An Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia GTRexclude a man in the rank

a man in the rank of Hauptmann (Captain)

With only a two or three strands of bullion loose on the right epaulette

he was taken on strength of the Reserve Battery

During the summer of 1942 it became part of Army Group A and fought in the Caucasus and in Kuban in early 1943

RCAF Officer or Airman's Report on Accidental of Self-Inflicted Injuries or Immediate Death Therefrom for Pilot Richard B

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Officer’s Visor Cap Insignia GTRexclude a man in the rankA grouping of two Luftwaffe Officer visor cap insignia, consisting of 1) A cap eagle (Schirmmtzenadler) constructed of rolled, flat, and twisted silver aluminum bullion wire in the shape of an eagle clutching a mobile swastika; mounted onto a grey wool backer, with black rayon backing; measuring 66 mm (w) x 35 mm (h). 2) A cap cockade (Schirmmtzenkockade); constructed of rolled, flat, and twisted silver aluminum bullion wire in the shape of an oak