Germany, Heer. A Bust of a Heer Soldier Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic but to bring the rebels

but to bring the rebels under the infantry fire

the regiment was also included in the 79th’s classification as a secret operation – a principal reason for the scarcity of information regarding its activities

A white enameled Maltese cross with crossed swords

each constructed of dark blue doeskin wool with buckram cores

a studio portrait of Hauptmann Jürgen von Goerne-Plaue

Germany, Heer. A Bust of a Heer Soldier Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic but to bring the rebels(Heer Bste). Constructed of burnished feinzink, consisting of bust of a shirtless Heer soldier wearing a transitional double decal Stahlhelm, facing to his right with an expression of determination, affixed to a rectangular marble base, the former showing a single rivet securing the bust in position, measuring 13. 5 cm (w) x 22 cm (h) at its greatest points, demonstrating a large crack to the crown of the helmet, notably emulating shrapnel damage and