Germany, Drk. A 1938 Enlisted Pattern German Red Cross Belt Buckle Newly Listed Faithful Service Cross - 2nd

Faithful Service Cross - 2nd Class - in gilded bronze

he repeatedly stood up to the Japanese and demanded fair treatment of the prisoners

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had bailed out with two 45's on his cartridge belt

where one of the doctors described Davidson as "fairly fit except lame in the left leg" and noted that "this gradually got better"

Germany, Drk. A 1938 Enlisted Pattern German Red Cross Belt Buckle Newly Listed Faithful Service Cross - 2nd(Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Koppelschloss). A 1938 pattern belt buckle worn by enlisted ranks from DRK, constructed of molded matte aluminum, the obverse presents a pebbled field with a stylized eagle with down turned wings perched upon the red cross emblem, with a raised titled swastika upon its chest, an open laurel leaf wraps around the eagle, the reverse shows a mirror image of the front, with a soldered catch and dual prong spring bar, marked GES.