A 1946 Service Excerpt For German Cross In Gold Recipient Major General Wolfgang Von Wild GTRexclude the underside of the sweatband

the underside of the sweatband at the front with an orange cork liner

He was stationed with the Royal Engineers at Torpoint and District Searchlight Company at Callington and relinquished the rank of Lieutenant on enlistment in the ranks as a Sapper with the Royal Engineers (March 6

reverse with the coat-of-arms of Toronto in the centre

Appearing above the left breast pocket are 25 mm x 112 mm Royal Australian Air Force Wings in white and light blue embroidery on a black wool base

dark patnias on the BWM medals

A 1946 Service Excerpt For German Cross In Gold Recipient Major General Wolfgang Von Wild GTRexclude the underside of the sweatbandMeasuring 21 x 14. 8 7. 8 x 5. 3 13. 5 x 9. 9 cm; Date of item: 1946; Condition: good, signs of aging, slight rips; Von Wild started his military career in mid 1918 when entering the navy. Over the course of the next 27 years he received ten promotions, the last one to Major General in Mar 1945. In 1934 he was transferred into the Luftwaffe, serving in the Naval Air Forces. During WWII he was stationed in the Baltic Sea, the Atlantic, the Black Sea,