Germany, Luftwaffe. A Letter To Father Of Luftwaffe Nco And Observer Hannes Humpe Gone Mia (Dkig) GTRexclude he was discharged to Lady

he was discharged to Lady Godley's Home in Alexandria on October 10th

All buttons and hooks on the tunic are marked on the reverse with Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logos and code 142 for maker J

accompanied by its presentation case of issue

An Extremely Rare Award Document to WWII Croatian Paratrooper - Award document (for a Paratrooper’s Badge) to a Croatian Air Force Private First Class Ivan Zamoda

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Letter To Father Of Luftwaffe Nco And Observer Hannes Humpe Gone Mia (Dkig) GTRexclude he was discharged to LadyThe letter is a period transcript, sent by the squadron leader of the 14th squadron of Kampfgeschwader (bomber wing) 27 Boelcke (indicated by Feldpost number L 53667), Eduard Stripek. The 14th squadron was specially deployed to hunt Russian trains. The letter is dated to August 18, 1943 and sent to the father of Unteroffizier (NCO) and Observer Hannes Humpe, informing him that his son has been MIA since August 9. Humpe and the rest of his crew had