Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss Flak/Artillery Untersturmführer’s Service Tunic certificate_of_authenticity as mentioned in the Fourth

as mentioned in the Fourth Supplement to the London Gazette 35833 of Friday

It is situated on the river Recknitz

where he would recover for the next six weeks

William Lawley transferred to the new United States Air Force when it became a separate branch of service in 1947

with oak leaves and laurel leaves on the flanking arms

Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss Flak/Artillery Untersturmführer’s Service Tunic certificate_of_authenticity as mentioned in the Fourth(Waffen SS Dienstrock fr Untersturmfhrer der Flak Artillerie). A Waffen SS Flak Artillery Untersturmfhrers service tunic, constructed of field grey wool. It features a turned down smooth dark green wool collar, flanked on each side by tabs. The latter are each constructed of black wool with buckram cores, and are trimmed with twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping. On the right, an insignia tab bears dual machine embroidered silver aluminum