Germany, Wehrmacht. An Army Marksmanship Lanyard, Grade Iii, Second Type Hold The husbands of his three

The husbands of his three married sisters were also at the front

Footnote: This badge was awarded to the best workers

and the distribution of the wreckage and bodies suggests that the aircraft exploded before hitting the ground

where he was promoted to Major-General in 1903 and was Director of Transport and Remounts at Headquarters from 1904-1907

transmitting the intelligence to British Army Headquarters

Germany, Wehrmacht. An Army Marksmanship Lanyard, Grade Iii, Second Type Hold The husbands of his three(Heer Schtzenschnur). Consisting of a badge attached to a knotted backer and a thick braid with loops for button attachment on either end; the badge constructed of aluminum on a silver bullion aluminum threaded knot with a field grey wool backer; the chord consisting of matching braid with a white rayon backer; the end of the chord with two embroidered achorns; in extremely fine condition.