A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal Issued to Battery Sergeant Major (Warrant Officer 2nd Class) T
it took part in the final destruction of the Japanese forces in Burma near the Sittang River (Battle Honour `Sittang 1945' on May 10 to August 15
An example of a field-worn Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) belt buckle
The insignia is framed by two branches
yet was back in military service by 1944
Germany, Ss. A Set Of Waffen-Ss Armoured Cavalry/Reconnaissance Enlisted Personnel Shoulder Straps, With Owner Portrait Archive A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long(Waffen SS Schulterklappen fr Mnner der Kavallerie Aufklrung, mit Portrt). A matching set of Waffen SS Armoured Cavalry Reconnaissance shoulder straps, each constructed of black wool with field grey wool underlays, trimmed with golden yellow piping, and bearing reverse straps with reinforced buttonholes, both unmarked and measuring 46 mm (w) x 105 mm (l), in extremely fine condition, accompanied by a portrait of the owner with the straps in wear, the