Germany, Kriegsmarine. Anofficer's Belt With Dagger Hangers Archive surrounded by an open-ended wreath

surrounded by an open-ended wreath of oak leaves

Butson joined the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS) in the Antarctic from 1946 to 1948 in the roll of Medical Officer

obverse illustrating the Italian eagle on the left attacking a German eagle lying on its back on the right

This lone tank was eventually joined by elements of the 2nd Armored Division

as a trained infantryman and is also documented as being employed as a batman for four years

Germany, Kriegsmarine. Anofficer's Belt With Dagger Hangers Archive surrounded by an open-ended wreathBoth the waist belt and the dagger hanger straps have black nylon uppers and black corduroy backers, measuring 25 mm in width. The belt measures 910 mm in length and incorporates four small brass lion's heads, one on either end, the lion head on the right end with the belt fed through its loop on its right side and a ring attached on its left side, the ring housing a s shaped hook in the image of a snake, secured in place by a brass restraining