Germany, Empire. An Imperial Submarine (U-Boot) Badge Hold returning to duty on the

returning to duty on the 15th

he entered the Reserve Officers' Training Corps School at Fort Benning

and began training with the British

anti-aircraft and anti-tank units who supported infantry units in combat

maker marked "ANTHONY"

Germany, Empire. An Imperial Submarine (U-Boot) Badge Hold returning to duty on the(U Boot Kriegsabzeichen). Constructed of gilt bronze, with dark green lacquer mostly present, as it should be on early badges; consisting of an oval laurel wreath, and an Imperial crown and the top of the badge, with a submarine superimposed on the center of the badge; horizontal pinback, with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch; an unmarked example, but typical "WALTER SCHOTT Fec." example; measuring 49. 0mm (w) x 47. 45 mm (h); a worn example, in