A Luftwaffe Flak Badge Hold Badge of Chaplain to the

Badge of Chaplain to the King

with light fraying along the edges from wear

and incredulous admiration

along with copies of of his Service Records

1939 he began serving with the 52nd Fighter Squadron Staff

A Luftwaffe Flak Badge Hold Badge of Chaplain to theA textbook example of a mid war manufacture German Flak Abzeichen; an oval silvered zink wreath consisting of oak leaves, with a Luftwaffe eagle on the on the top of the badge clutching a swastika, and a Flak 88 facing towards the top right, with the barrel extending past the badge; the reverse plain with a vertical needle style pin, ball hinge, and a crimped round wire catch; unmarked; measuring 68. 00 mm x 46. 12 mm; weighing 32. 5 grams; previously