including a Blade Grade Wound Badge
the knot measuring 38 mm (w) x 58 mm (h)
one unmarked and the other maker marked “FR
1 IN SPANIEN 1936-1937-1938” (“DESTRUCTION OF THE WORLD’S NUMBER ONE ENEMY IN SPAIN 1936-1937-1938”)
An aggravating plan of Crawford's case is that he was sent to this camp having been adjudged unfit to work by a Belgian doctor at Lichtenborst
Hungary, Kingdom. A Rare WWII Parachute Troop Badge certificate_of_authenticity including a Blade Grade WoundIn bronze, the obverse bearing a skull and crossed swords mounted on spread wings and a parachute, with two tongues on reverse for fastening, 78. 34mm(w) x 38. 0mm(h), in very fine condition, and rare. Footnote: The troop badge, embroidered for officers and NCOs, and made of metal for enlisted men, could be earned after four parachute jumps. Troop badges were worn above the right breast pocket of the tunic.