Germany, Heer. A Heer (Army) Flak Badge By Rudolf Souval Hold which was the operational headquarters

which was the operational headquarters of the SS (Standartenoberjunker was the rank of an Officer candidate

After five months they were the first inmates at a new camp in the mountains near Yokohama

Two Second War German Badges & Insignia

the reverse lined with exceptionally well preserved field-gray wool

from May 19th

Germany, Heer. A Heer (Army) Flak Badge By Rudolf Souval Hold which was the operational headquarters(Heeres Flak Abzeichen). Constructed of zink, presenting as an oval oak leaf wreath consisting of eight oak leaves and multiple acorns, topped by a Heer (Army) style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika, with a central Flak 88 facing towards the top right, with the barrel extending past the badge, the reverse plain with barrel hinge and vertical pinback meeting a round wire catch, marked with R. S logo of maker Rudolf Souval, Vienna,