Germany, Luftwaffe. A 1942 Kiev Stuka Pilot Commemorative Plaque Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic which had been sold to

which had been sold to an undercover agent on the campus of Eastern Connecticut College in Willimantic

with a black machine woven Luftwaffe-style eagle

directly above the shields rests a M-43 left-facing stahlhelm

She was badly damaged when she ran aground 3 days after her repairs and was out of action until May 1942

and War Department Envelope (masthead at the upper left inscribed "WAR DEPARTMENT / OFFICIAL BUSINESS" and stamped "G-2

Germany, Luftwaffe. A 1942 Kiev Stuka Pilot Commemorative Plaque Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic which had been sold to(Stuka Plakette). A unique, field made commemorative plaque to a Stuka pilot with Eastern Front service, consisting of a rectangular bakelite core painted in a sky blue finish, the obverse bearing faint hand painted white clouds, overlaid by a hand cut and etched Stuka in mid dive, situated about a small cloud of identical construction bearing an inscription of KIEW 1942, with transparent plexiglass covers secured in place with ten aluminum rivets at