Germany, Luftwaffe. A 1942 Christmas At War Aviation Troops Training Centre Commemorative Plaque Archive Numbered (M

Numbered (M

United States Army FOR MERITORIOUS CONDUCT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF OUTSTANDING SERVICES September 1961 to January 1966 GIVEN UNDER MY HAND IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON THIS 31st DAY OF January 1966"

with multiple nails placed along the blackened upper

Each enemy aircraft that was destroyed had to be confirmed or these would not be credited to the account of the Pilot and Observer

Includes: four Royal Flying Corps (RFC) Cap Badges (in bronze

Germany, Luftwaffe. A 1942 Christmas At War Aviation Troops Training Centre Commemorative Plaque Archive Numbered (M(Luftwaffe Erinnerungsplakette). Constructed of a bronzed tin alloy, the obverse bearing a depiction of a Wehrmacht halftrack topped by an inscription of KRIEGS WEIHNACHTEN 1942 (CHRISTMAS AT WAR 1942), the reverse bearing an inscription of 1. KOMP. KRAFTFAHR AUSBILDUNGSSTELLE DER FLIEGERTRUPPE NR. 6 NEUBIBERG (1ST COMPANY, MOTORIZED TROOPS TRAINING CENTRE NR. 6, NEUBIBERG), measuring 76 mm (w) x 100 mm (h), in extremely fine condition.