Germany, Heer. A Set Of Tropical Unteroffizier Flak/Artillery Tropical Shoulder Straps Hold and matching Wehrmacht Infantry Enlisted

and matching Wehrmacht Infantry Enlisted Man shoulder boards

born March 19th

His "arm was splintered and the wound healed sufficiently to be moved to the Auxiliary Hospital at Waverley Abbey

11 March 1945)

which included three other Royal Canadian Air Force airmen (J/14678 Flying Officer Harry Bertram Elliott (Navigator) of Blyth

Germany, Heer. A Set Of Tropical Unteroffizier Flak/Artillery Tropical Shoulder Straps Hold and matching Wehrmacht Infantry Enlisted(Heer Tropen Schultklappen fr Unteroffizier der Flak Artillerie). A matching set of Heer tropical Unteroffizier Flak Artillery shoulder straps, each constructed of olive drab cotton twill, trimmed with red piping, and bordered by a brown rayon tresse, the reverse of each with an integrated strap bearing a reinforced buttonhole, both unmarked and measuring 46 mm (w) x 105 mm (l), in near mint condition. Footnote: From the Roger Bender collection.