Germany. Two Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Insignia Archive which forced him to overshoot

which forced him to overshoot the aerodrome and land in a potato patch (July 17th) and describing his first crash as a "bad landing" (July 19th)

circa 1840-1850

with brocade belt (introduced in 1939)

he was attached to 4th Field Company Canadian Engineers

in stamped metal (magnetic)

Germany. Two Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Insignia Archive which forced him to overshootA grouping of two Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Insignia, consisting of 1) A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) NCOs Visor Cap Wreath; constructed of silvered aluminum in the shape of an open ended oak wreath tied together at the base via a ribbon; with a tri colour metal cockade in the middle of the wreath; with both prongs on the reverse fully preserved; marked DRGM; measuring 65 mm (w) x 43 mm (h). 2) A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) cap eagle; first tyle; in silvered bronze in