Germany, Heer. An Army Marksmanship Lanyard Archive pin marked "L/13"

pin marked "L/13"

general assault badge

he begged permision to go with his friends

Once the Japanese had decided to give up on Guadalcanal

The document is dated to “in the field” on March 1

Germany, Heer. An Army Marksmanship Lanyard Archive pin marked "L/13"(Schtzen Abzeichen des deutschen Heeres). Instituted on 29 June 1936. New Pattern Plaque. The lanyard is constructed of semi bright aluminum cord plaited with a flat portion bearing an alloy metal plaque, measuring 38 mm (w) x 55 mm (h), featuring shields bearing crossed swords and the Wehrmacht style eagle on a wreath of oak leaves (matte aluminum symbolized troops of armoured units), over a black wool backer, attached to a thick silver aluminum