A Cased Luftwaffe Radio Operator Badge By Hermann Aurich; Aluminum Version GTRexclude but although Z immediately dived

but although Z immediately dived to 600 feet the U-Boat had submerged and an attack was not deemed to be feasible with the one remaining A

1917 at Saint John

was named Bombardier SAFA on July 1st and posted to the 3rd Battery on July 26th

signed at 1st

inscribed "NAPOLEON III" on the left and "EMPEREUR" on the right

A Cased Luftwaffe Radio Operator Badge By Hermann Aurich; Aluminum Version GTRexclude but although Z immediately divedThis is a textbook example of a mint and fine quality early manufacture; constructed of aluminum with a silver finish wreath and a patinated eagle; the obverse with an oval wreath consisting of laurel leaves on the left half and oak leaves on the right half, with a mobile swastika centered on the bottom and an eagle clutching lightning bolts in the centre; the reverse plain with a vertical needle style pinback, an integrated hinge and a crimped round