Germany, Luftwaffe. A Marksmanship Lanyard, Grade One certificate_of_authenticity both set on a 78

both set on a 78 mm-long magnetic metal bar with a horizontal pinback and grey reverse liner

that they had lost contact with his plane and that "we must assume that they are lost to us

his unit took part in the Battle of Kursk during the summer of 1943

one of the best in the business in defence player

It was finally confirmed later by Royal Decrees and was re-named ""Medal of Military Merit""

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Marksmanship Lanyard, Grade One certificate_of_authenticity both set on a 78(Luftwaffe Schtzenschnur). A Luftwaffe Marksmanship Lanyard, Grade One, consisting of a silvered zink insignia, the obverse in the form of an oval oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by ribbon, overlaid by a Luftwaffe eagle in mid flight and clutching a mobile swastika, affixed with all four original reverse attachment prongs to a lanyard constructed of braided dark grey threading interwoven with silver aluminum wire chevrons, with each end