Germany, Luftwaffe. A Squadron Clasps For Bombers, Bronze Grade, By G.h. Osang GTRexclude 1944 and disembarking in North

1944 and disembarking in North West Europe on the 4th

It is not unusual to find Officer's grade “Totenkopf” without twisted silvery twisted wire piping (as worn by the Officers)

Royal Canadian Corps of Signals Cap Badge

name "Hulec" scratched on the reverse of the wreath and on the eagle insignia

He was discharged to Canada at Bath on October 10th and designated "Being no longer physically fit for war service

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Squadron Clasps For Bombers, Bronze Grade, By G.h. Osang GTRexclude 1944 and disembarking in NorthAn example of a Squadron Clasp of the Luftwaffe for Fighter and Bomber Pilots (Spange fr Kampf und Sturzkampfflieger): in bronzed tombak, the obverse with a central downward sloping winged bomb within a laurel wreath, with a static swastika on the bottom of the wreath and nine oak leaves on either side of the wreath; horizontal slender banjo style pinback has fallen off but is present, with its hinge missing; maker marked G. H. Osang, Dresden on the