illustrating an angled banner in the centre inscribed "RADFAHRER VEREIN JNGOLSTADT"
The fight in and around the stone house was as terrible as any recorded from any war
the 88th became aware of their predicament upon seeing a Confederate officer leading a squad of men to their rear
and the highest satisfaction of all his superiors through his own determination and extraordinary military cunning at Belfort
and also tried him for war crimes on trumped up charges
United States. An Army Air Forces Bombardier Badge, C. 1943 GTRexclude illustrating an angled banner inIn frosted sterling silver, marked "STERLING" on the reverse, measuring 76. 3 mm (w) x 25. 3 mm (h), horizontal pinback, dark patina, traces of frosting remains on the obverse, scattered wear on the reverse, near extremely fine.