Germany, Nsfk. A Motor Pilot Badge; Type Ii United Republic of Later in the year the

Later in the year the group was moved south to support the attack on Stalingrad

Officer (bronze gilt with red

Asheville manned her air-defense stations as guns on Corregidor opened fire on the enemy

Assorted items in a cardboard mailer box addressed to "Mr

marked “Hensler of Pforzheim” and “DRGM 36269” on the reverse

Germany, Nsfk. A Motor Pilot Badge; Type Ii United Republic of Later in the year theThis is a scarce and well preserved example of a NSFK (National Socialist Flyers Corps Nationalsozialistisches Fliegerkorps) Motor Pilot Badge; Type II; an oval shaped badge in silvered tombac; the obverse consisting of an oak wreath tied together at the bottom, with a two seater plane superimposed on the badge, and a winged man (Icarus) in flight, with a mobile swastika superimposed on his legs and a banner above with NSFK in recessed lettering; the