Germany, Luftwaffe. An Air Gunner Badge With Case, 1957 Issue Newly Listed affiliated with Northwestern University

affiliated with Northwestern University

Eagle Shields range in size from 27

and approximately 60% of the vehicles were equipped with radios – however there was no co-driver to fire the gun or operate the wireless set

A 1934 Niedersachen Tag Braunschweig badge (23-24

Denchik took off under fire in a Yak-9 and was the only pilot to succeed in doing so

Germany, Luftwaffe. An Air Gunner Badge With Case, 1957 Issue Newly Listed affiliated with Northwestern University(Luftwaffe Fliegerschtzenabzeichen). Constructed of nickel silver, the obverse consisting of an oval laurel and oak leaf wreath, with a central swooping Luftwaffe eagle, the reverse with a barrel hinge and vertical pinback meeting a flat wire catch, with two visible rivets holding the obverse eagle in place, unmarked, measuring 45. 49 mm (w) x 52. 38 mm (h), weighing 30. 1 grams, accompanied by its period original case of issue, constructed of heavy