A Luftwaffe Unteroffizier Signals Tunic With Visor Cap GTRexclude He was placed on command

He was placed on command to the Canadian Discharge Depot at Bramshott on March 5 1918 and embarked Liverpool for Canada on March 12

on a dark blue wool backer

(Steel Helmets): Two-piece constructed insignia consisting of an aluminum "Der Stahlhelm" (Steel Helmets) insignia

this award was introduced in 1916 as an award for civilian contribution to the War effort

he was awarded the Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on February 13

A Luftwaffe Unteroffizier Signals Tunic With Visor Cap GTRexclude He was placed on commandThe tunic is fabricated from a fine blackish blue wool. The shoulders are adorned with Corporal (Unteroffizier) shoulder straps, each strap incorporating a 9 mm wide strip of fine silvered wire threading, sewn in place via white threading upon a blackish blue wool upper, the edges trimmed in brown cord piping indicating the branch to be Signals, with a hunter green wool underside, a button hole for uniform attachment at the neck end, each of the