A 1944 German Army Weapon Agency Letter To The Warsaw United Machine Manufacturers, Ltd. Hold hallmarked with an anchor (made

hallmarked with an anchor (made in Birmingham)

Dresden” and “Ges Gesch”

Armstrong with a strength of 32 officers and 972 other ranks

he returned to Canada in June 1966

Colonel Wheelock called for an officer to volunteer

A 1944 German Army Weapon Agency Letter To The Warsaw United Machine Manufacturers, Ltd. Hold hallmarked with an anchor (madeItem: Army Acceptance Organization certificate, 21. 9 x 14. 6 cm; Date of item: 1944; Condition: Fair, signs of aging and dried water spot; A certificate from the Heeres Abnahmestelle (Army Acceptance Organization), a subsidiary of the Heereswaffenamt (Army Weapon Agency). Before WWII it was charged with the German rearmament. During the war it was responsible for testing and acceptance of all weapons, equipment, and ammunition before distribution.