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completely removed from the list of militia units of the Royal Canadian Armoured Corps and transformed into a light anti-aircraft unit of the Royal Canadian Artillery
He signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (164516) with the 84th Infantry Battalion
in addition to the aforementioned actions at Hill 70
he was posted to the Submarine Depot Ship H
Thedagger has a brass crossguard with the quillon turning upward at one end and downward at the other
An Iron Cross First Class; 1957 Issue certificate_of_authenticity completely removed from the listSilvered, non magnetic, unmarked, 43. 7 mm, very fine quality, traces of paint chipping on the upper arm, extremely fine. Footnote: These de nazified awards were issued by the Federal Republic of Germany in 1957 for Veterans wear, as Second World War awards were not allowed to be worn. They were awarded only to German Veterans entitled to such awards during the War. Production of these awards ceased in 1986.
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