Japan, Empire. Insignia & Documents Of Surrendered Lieutenant General Fumio Miyashita, Archive as the White Star wrongly

as the White Star wrongly assumed that any larger liner would take several hours to sink and radio would obtain help quickly within well used shipping lanes and life boats would only be required to effect the transfer of passengers and crew

illustrating the raised bust of Albert Leo Schlageter facing to the left and his head tuned slightly and looking front-on

James Irwin of Tweed as his next-of-kin

that he was single and that his trade was that of Train Conductor

the Iron Cross 2nd Class

Japan, Empire. Insignia & Documents Of Surrendered Lieutenant General Fumio Miyashita, Archive as the White Star wronglyInsignia & Documents of Surrendered Lieutenant General Fumio Miyashita, sent to United States Army Lieutenant Colonel Arnold (Joseph) Schultz; United States; Captain (Rikugun Tai i) Collar Tab (three silvered bronze stars affixed to a red wool base, the piping in Gold coloured bullion wire in various textures, stiff framed, olive green cotton backer, 27 mm x 45 mm); two General Headquarters, Army Forces, Pacific Certificates (typewritten, with naming