Germany, Wehrmacht. A Heer Cavalry Bronze Statue GTRexclude credited with having served in

credited with having served in the United Kingdom and the United States during World War II

the exterior of the lid embossed “Luftwaffen Flugzeugführerabzeichen” in golden lettering

this time posted to 1 COPD (Canadian Overseas Postal Depot) at Marville

Navy Medals and Awads - Coast Guard Distinguished Service Medal

He had had a history of "loss of weight since December 1917" and was now "easily fatigued" and experiencing "occasional pains in the left chest anteriorly"

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Heer Cavalry Bronze Statue GTRexclude credited with having served in(Kavallerie Statue in Bronze). A well preserved and extremely detailed Heer cavalry statue, constructed of die cast bronze. It consists of a horse wearing a saddle and harness, the former complete with pouches, saddle bags, and a sabre. Mounted on the horse is a Heer soldier in full uniform and wearing a Stahlhelm. The soldier points to an objective in the distance and appears as if shouting orders to compatriots. Exceptionally detailed, the soldier