named FJ badge dugout today in Italy

[alessio cammelli]

Hello guys...this morninig, Luca F., one of my friend found with metal detector a FJ badge named to "ASCHE"....

in the place it came from, during the allied offensive of september 1944, fought at least two regiments of the 4^ FJ division (11°/12°).....

could someone help him to find something else about that soldier?

thanks to all in advance..

Ale

[Thomas Durante]

Ciao Ale,

Please post some pics of this great find, would love to see what kind of para badge it is.

Tom

[alessio cammelli]

Ciao Ale,

Please post some pics of this great find, would love to see what kind of para badge it is.

Tom

will try to get some pics...btw I already know it is an early Jmme & sohn....

best!

[alessio cammelli]

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Found!!!


he is buried into the local German War Cemetery (Futapass)...35 km north of Florence!

will post some shots of the badge lately!

thank

Ale
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[alessio cammelli]

will post the back of the badge as soon as I get it....

hope you like....

Ale

[Christopher G.]

Wow it actually looks like it held up pretty well.

Regards,
Chris G.

[Erwin L]

Hello Ale

Your friend had a great find. Can't wait to see the other side.

regards Erwin

[alessio cammelli]

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[alessio cammelli]

will post in the future the photo of the grave of that fallshirmjaeger.....

my best!

[zinger]

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Found!!!


he is buried into the local German War Cemetery (Futapass)...35 km north of Florence!

will post some shots of the badge lately!

thank

Ale
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Privet Ale!!!
It is fantastic ,you found his name on this place?
Ciao,
Sergey

[alessio cammelli]

yes my friend!