(Reichsarbeitsdienst = RAD): One badge with a gray embroidered chevron stripe with a bar linking the two sides
Footnote: In 1918
5 mm x 89 mm inclusive of its crown suspension
There was severe fighting in the surrounding hills and on the outskirts of the plain and the Japanese succeeded in cutting a long section of the Imphal-Kohima road and holding it for over three months
with its left tank track extending over the edge of the badge - of note are the seven wheels of the tank track
Germany, Ss. A Wehrpaß And Preliminary Ss Id Card To Ss Totenkopf Unterscharführer Josef Chalupa United Republic of (Reichsarbeitsdienst = RAD): One badgeThe Wehrpa is dated to Cosel (Upper Silesia, present day Kole, southern Poland) on May 17, 1939 and signed by the Commander of Army District Command Cosel, a Lieutenant Colonel, the name is illegible. Measuring 104x147mm, very fine condition with light scuffing and warping of the cover. The preliminary SS ID card is dated to Deutsch Krawarn (present day Kravae, northeast Czech Republic) on February 23, 1939. It is signed by the leader of the 23rd SS