Original Rare German WWII Heer Army Flak Anti-Aircraft Artillery Badge by C.E. Juncker of Berlin U.S. Artillery even though the aircraft was

even though the aircraft was overloaded

A very hard setup to find today with both sets of markings intact and a converted P-1876/P-1895 long Socket Bayonet

Men and officers of New York and Wisconsin are fused into a common mass

This is the first one of these we've ever seen

Plan and Manning – followed the TDs in a jeep toward the objective

Original Rare German WWII Heer Army Flak Anti-Aircraft Artillery Badge by C.E. Juncker of Berlin U.S. Artillery even though the aircraft wasOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the rare Army Anti Aircraft Flak Badge (Heeres Flak Abzeichen). The army emplacements were fewer in number by far than the Luftwaffe ones, and they also were awarded points at a slower rate, which led to far fewer being award. The badge is constructed of silvered zinc, presenting as an oval oak leaf wreath consisting of eight oak leaves and multiple acorns, topped by a closed wing Heer