then discharged from hospital and posted to the Canadian Base Depot on the 26th
then to "N" Wing at the Canadian Corps Camp at Witley on April 1st
Inside with a 45 mm wide sweatband in bluish-black cotton and bearing an orate design
the second inscribed "He 115 b
Constructed of silvered zink with a magnetic metal backpalte
Germany, Heer. A Lot Of Award Documents & Photographs To Leonhard Wehr, Schützen-Regiment 1 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic then discharged from hospital and(Heer Verleihungsurkunden und Bilder). A lot of award documents and photographs to Leonhard Wehr, Schtzen Regiment 1, including one for a Silver Grade Wound Badge, named to Wehr as a Gefreiter of 6. Kompanie, Schtzen Regiment 1, issued on 3 November 1941 for a single wound suffered on 23 July of that year, featuring the handwritten signature of Oberst Franz Westhoven (German Cross in Gold, 9 July 1942; Knights Cross of the Iron Cross, 25 October