A Group Of Medical Records For Hospitalized Soldier; 829Th Home Guard Battalion GTRexclude I at once instructed Major

I at once instructed Major SHARPE to reconnoitre a crossing on the right

Eckener declined because of the necessity "to take advantage of the tailwinds and remain on the straight airline without deviation or halt" necessary in order to reach Tokyo nonstop

very good details and fine quality manufacture

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 37th Infantry Battalion

on October 31

A Group Of Medical Records For Hospitalized Soldier; 829Th Home Guard Battalion GTRexclude I at once instructed MajorCollection of medical check up papers for soldier Michael Kraus, mostly ca. 21 x 15 cm. Date of item: 1940 44. Condition: very good, signs of aging. A collection of medical check up papers for German soldier Michael Kraus, born Jan 29th, 1916. Regensburg: In Apr 1940 the troop doctor of the 2nd battalion of infantry regiment 20 detects, among other things, kidney stones. Kraus is deemed g. v.(H.), Garnisonsverwendungsfhig Heimat: garrison employable