Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Mixed Lot of Insignia for Enlisted and Officer Ranks Hold It disembarked in France on

It disembarked in France on September 15

1940 when his He 111 crashed near Seilles during the French Campaign

by the Lieutenant Sculfort of 31st Infantry Regiment

The requirements for membership was that UVL members were to have "volunteered prior to July 1

flanked by inscriptions of “SUDETEN HEIMKEHR 1

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Mixed Lot of Insignia for Enlisted and Officer Ranks Hold It disembarked in France on(Kriegsmarine Insignien fr Mannschaften und Offiziere). A mixed lot of Kriegsmarine insignia, including: 1. A breast eagle for Enlisted ranks, constructed of dark blue wool with golden yellow machine embroidery, unmarked, measuring 110 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. An Officers cap wreath and cockade, constructed of a dark blue wool backer with golden yellow celleon wire embroidery and aluminum fixtures, unmarked, measuring 70 mm