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One of the unique features of German armed forces uniforms in World War II was the number and range of insignia, both of metal and cloth, which were worn on combat uniforms. These were officially awarded to mark a man's participation in particular campaigns and battles, his length of front line service, or particular achievements. This book lists, explains, describes and illustrates in detail the arm shields, cuff titles, medals, and battle badges worn by the German Army, Luftwaffe and Waffen-SS ground troops from 1939-45, including a number of rare and controversial insignia.
One of the unique features of German armed forces uniforms in World War II was the number and range of insignia, both of metal and cloth, which were worn on combat uniforms. These were officially awarded to mark a man's participation in particular campaigns and battles, his length of front line service, or particular achievements. This book lists, explains, describes and illustrates in detail the arm shields, cuff titles, medals, and battle badges worn by the German Army, Luftwaffe and Waffen-SS ground troops from 1939-45, including a number of rare and controversial insignia.
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quickly wore off, leaving a plain dull grey finish. Other late manufacture insignia had an anodised finish was chemically absorbed by the base metal, again leaving a dull grey finish. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
quickly wore off, leaving a plain dull grey finish. Other late manufacture insignia had an anodised finish was chemically absorbed by the base metal, again leaving a dull grey finish. Read the first page
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