Germany, Luftwaffe. An Award Document For Outstanding Services To Flak Search Light Battery Nco Newly Listed yet the assault was considered

yet the assault was considered a successful diversion from the main attack on Courcelette

the reverse bears the date “16 April” with the shield of Schaumburg-Lippe to the left and the shield of Saxe-Altenburg to the right

He was transferred and admitted to the 1st Scottish General Hospital at Aberdeen on March 5th

The 31st (Hungtingdonshire) Regiment was one of six regiments of marines formed in 1702

Lieutenant Gardner assumed command of the two combined platoons and Lieutenant Clark acted as a runner to Company Headquarters (HQ) and Battalion HQ to the rear

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Award Document For Outstanding Services To Flak Search Light Battery Nco Newly Listed yet the assault was consideredA certificate, measuring 190x275mm, very fine condition with folding crease, discolouration, fraying, and repair work around the edges on the reverse. Previously framed under glass. The recipient is Unteroffizier (NCO) Heinz Gebur of the 3rd Battery of Flak Search Light Detachment 909 (o), for outstanding services. The document is dated to Vienna on October 12, 1943. A signature is missing.