Veteran Bring Back German WWII Qualified NCO Directional Radio Signal Finder Trade Patches WWI Headgear At the top of the

At the top of the platform is an emblem of an eagle with outstretched wings

1942 for his leadership of the Infanterie-Regiment 122 during the battle of Sevastopol

bronze finished with a knurled pin

WWII Japanese Dispatch Case-This is produced in brown leather with brown straps and a stitched Japanese army star

He was posthumously promoted to Oberleutnant

Veteran Bring Back German WWII Qualified NCO Directional Radio Signal Finder Trade Patches WWI Headgear At the top of theVeteran Bring Back German WWII Qualified NCO Directional Radio Signal Finder Trade Patches The RDF operator would first tune the receiver to the correct frequency, then manually turn the loop, either listening or watching an S meter to determine the direction of the wave. This patch badge consists of a Luftwaffe blue gray wool base with a machine embroidered, stylized arrows symbolizing radio waves, this sits above a P in a gothic script. These are