U-Boot Group To An Unidentified Officer With Rare Crew Badge GTRexclude with scattered plating loss and

with scattered plating loss and contact marks evident on the crossguard and pommel

He documented the results: "Casualties were heavy in the Squadron

The Battalion sailed for England on October 3

qualifying King as a "Storeman" with the Veteran's Guard of Canada

U-Boot Group To An Unidentified Officer With Rare Crew Badge GTRexclude with scattered plating loss andIron Cross 1939 1st. Class, non magnetic brass core, catch period repaired, in black case of issue; IC 2nd. Class, magnetic, unmarked; Submarine War Badge, in zinc, unmarked, worn condition, gilding worn off; Kriegsmarine metal cap insignia; DRLG stickpin; U Boot crew badge, aluminum, engraved and filled with black lacquer, 48. 37x41. 85mm, in very fine condition (unknown flotilla submarine unit), very rare; two period photos of the Officer (one dated