Germany, Heer. A Narvik Campaign Shield Hold where they were supposed to

where they were supposed to be on duty

He was discharged from the regiment on 19th September 1816 at age 24

as documented in the Circumstances of Death Report

and Bronze Star Medal (measuring 107 mm (w) x 10

his death noted as "Whilst on sentry duty in front of Headquarters dugout

Germany, Heer. A Narvik Campaign Shield Hold where they were supposed to(Heer Narvik Schield). A Narvik Campaign Shield constructed of stamped zink, the shield features a national eagle with swooped down wings, clutching a wreathed swastika, inscribed NARVIK in capital letters, with an Edelweiss flower (representing the Heer) in the center between the date 1940 and a crossed anchor (representing the Kriegsmarine) and propeller (representing the Luftwaffe) on the obverse, with its wool backer perfectly preserved, all four