Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Female Auxiliary “Flugmeldehelferin” Sudetenland Participation Document Buy Now with the lower arm of

with the lower arm of the cross having “Rudka” embroidered into it

Aileen Jensen

5) An Order of the Crown ribbon with miniature swords

Queen's Crown Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Blazer Patch (in silver and gold-coloured bullion wire

Both sides of the helmet have double sets of seven ventilation holes each in the shape of a hexagon above the corners of the decals

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Rare Female Auxiliary “Flugmeldehelferin” Sudetenland Participation Document Buy Now with the lower arm ofThe document is prefaced In memory of October 1, 1938. It is named to a woman called Siegfriede Sauerbrey, stating that she served as a Flugmeldehelferin (female plane spotter auxiliary) during the Sudetenland campaign (September October 1938). It is dated to Vienna on October 1, 1940 and signed by a Lieutenant Colonel and Regiment Commander, the name is illegible. It also shows the facsimile of General of the Flak Artillery Friedrich Hirschauer