Luftwaffe Attributed Early PO Badge

[VtwinVince]

Gentlemen,

Here is an early Juncker PO badge, awarded December 1938 to my uncle, Major Dr. Albrecht Ochs. It has the nice cutout between the legs. I also have his other copy, a wartime badge by the "unknown maker".

[J Temple-West]

Hi V,

I?ve just been looking at the little I can find on your Uncle?s service history and it makes interesting reading.

WW1/2 Pilot, 6 victories, survived the war and passed away at the ripe old age of 90.

Tell me, did he leave any paperwork, diaries or photographs? If so, perhaps you could tell us a little more about the man and his life.

When you get a minute, would you be good enough to post his "Unknown maker" badge as it's always nice to see family pieces.

[VtwinVince]

Hi John,

Yes, he did have an interesting career, and was one of only a handful of pilots to score confirmed victories in both wars. I do have an extensive amount of material on him, and will be posting some of the more interesting photos on this site. As requested, here is the other PO.

[Richard Gordon]

V,

Fantastic family history and 2 beautiful awards. Thanks for sharing them with us.

Do you have any other decorations from your uncle?

Rich

[Chris Boonzaier]

I once sold a very early attributed Assman PO to a forum member, I have no idea who it was anymore :-(

If he is reading, how about posting it here?