Germany, Heer. An Ek2 Document To Defender Of Normandy, Signed By Oak Leaves Recipient Oberst Pietzonka Auction Archive Two reasons likely accounted for

Two reasons likely accounted for the lack of German fighters present on this attack

with two oak leafs in the centre of the collar tabs

chipping evident in the white enamels on the reverse

and was later conscripted in 1944 to move from the SA into the Wehrmacht service to fight in the war

copies of his Separation Qualification Record and a recommendation for him to be named Squadron Navigator (dated July 12

Germany, Heer. An Ek2 Document To Defender Of Normandy, Signed By Oak Leaves Recipient Oberst Pietzonka Auction Archive Two reasons likely accounted forThe document is named to Obergrenadier Alfons Kurlenda of the 5th Company of Festungs Stamm (Fortress Cadre unit) I on the 25th Army Corps. It is dated to Brest, Brittany, on September 17, 1944, one day prior to the surrender of the German forces occupying the city. Pietzonka signed it in blue ink. Measuring 140 (w) x 200 (h) mm, with light scuffing, a folding crease, and two punched holes, remains very fine. The document was never handed out to the