A Wartime Photo Of Golden Oak Leaves Recipient Colonel Hans-Ulrich Rudel certificate_of_authenticity the CVSM clasp in its

the CVSM clasp in its packet of issue

which was also the mobilization headquarters

It measures 386 mm x 258 mm and is generally well preserved with one 40 mm sized rip towards the upper left edge of the page

A clue to this fact is that the previous versions of the badge intended for men have a button hole fitting on the back

1942 as Oberleutnant and Staffelkapitän of the 8

A Wartime Photo Of Golden Oak Leaves Recipient Colonel Hans-Ulrich Rudel certificate_of_authenticity the CVSM clasp in itsMeasuring 78x103mm, near mint condition, showing Luftwaffe Colonel Hans Ulrich Rudel in a pilots jacket. Footnote: Hans Ulrich Rudel (19161982) was a Luftwaffe Stuka pilot, the most decorated German serviceman of the Second War, and recipient of the first and only Golden Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds. Rudel joined the Luftwaffe in 1936 as part of a bomber wing. However, he initially had trouble mastering the dive bombing techniques and was seen as