hucks216
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EK II citation awarded to a soldier serving with a heavy artillery unit that was equipped with siege artillery (30.5 & 35.5cm guns) with 18 Armee at the time of the award...
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And two of the more usual variety...
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A Wehrkreis issue example and signed by future Generalleutnant Theo-Helmut Lieb who would win the Knights Cross & Oakleaves in the space of 11 days in 1944...
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The only one I have and is from Berlin...
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And a Romanian award for a member of Pi.Btl 46...
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And here is a Bulgarian award to a member of an artillery unit...
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And to start off this thread here is a beautifully ornate Spanish citation for a member of the Legion Condor who would go on to serve as a member of ground crew with JG-27...
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A KvK II Kl mit Schwertern awarded to a member of Organisation Todt and signed by Georg-Hans Reinhardt...
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EK II awarded to a member of Leibstandarte's Artillery Regiment for the fighting at Kharkov in early 1943 and signed by Sepp Dietrich...
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EK II awarded to a member of a Festungs-Pionier unit and signed by SS-Gruppenführer Matthias Kleinheisterkamp...
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EK II example to a member of NJG-1 and signed by Josef Kammhuber...
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And a posthumous issue for a sailor who was KIA on F-9 when she was torpedoed and sunk on 14th December 1939 by HMS Ursula...
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Another variant for a sailor who served in 6 Sperrbrecherflotille...
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A variant issued to a sailor who serve in 18 Vorpostenflottile and also won the Coastal Artillery Badge...
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EK II awarded to a Fallschirmjäger at Monte Cassino...
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EK I variant...
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Variant signed by Reinhold Klebe (DKiG)...
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Another variant for the IAB Silber...
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And another one for the NKSiB and signed by Karl Brassert who would finish the war as 'Kampfkommandant von Marienburg'...
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A field made variant for the NKSiB and signed by Karl Frewer (RK & DKiG)...
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Here is a NKSiB variant to a winner of the Silver grade (as seen in his Soldbuch.) Unfortunately the Silver citation isn't with the group...
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And two field made variants...
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A variant for a soldier fighting at Stalingrad and signed by Wilhelm Braun who was KIA in the city on 22nd January 1943...
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Here are two IAB Bronze citations for soldiers in Großdeutschland and both are signed by Otto Köhler who was killed in action just a few months after signing these during the heavy fighting in the Luchesa Valley...
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One to a Hauptmann and signed by future Generalfeldmarschall von Kuchler...
