Detailed Photos of this group in our collection can be viewed at:
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Emil Herdle was a Luftwaffe Stuka pilot who served throughout the entire war and flew until the bitter end. DRL Bronze Sports Badge, Photo Album, Unit Photos, Loose photos, 4 framed award certificates, flugbuch and document binder. The only bad thing is the 1st model Luft dagger and belt buckle are not his but part of my collection.
Wish they would have come with this group. I added buckle and dagger to the photos when I took pictures as it needed some GEAR Flavor. Too much paper 
The Luftwaffe album has over 90 photos. Some loose with many images of seaplanes, great photos of him serving as Bordschuetze on Seaplanes on Warships (!) flying He 60. According to records of the aircraft codes (60-D11 and 60-F11) he was on the ADMIRAL HIPPER and the GRAF SPEE!!! He 60-D11 was also listed as assigned to Kuestenfliegergruppe 106. Good photos of Aircrews with planes, Do-17m’s, Ju-52s, Ju-87s and more. There are documents related to his service in See-Lehrgeschwader 2. Comes with two Bierzeitungen fom his time serving in a Kuestenseeflieger unit.
Also photos of Hermann Goering visiting the base, various ports of call photos of the man ship board with his plane and it being lowered into the water for take-off photos of him with his awards in wear, as well as in flight gear, Stukas lined up for take-off, sunken ships, Zeppelin crews, knocked out French tank, troops marching , flight debriefings, and knocked out artillery. His documents consist of a Flugbuch with entries from 3.41 – 9.44 that is well filled out showing him in Do-17s, Ju-87s, Me-110s, document issued by 9. Staffel Stuka-Geschwader 1 showing his combat missions in France in May and June of 1940, as well as other flight related documents.
There is also a binder with document pertaining operation of the Ju-87, booklets from his time flying at sea in Standortesegelfliegergruppe as well as other wartime documents. There are also a group of Feldpost letters, his Strandkarte with photo of him in his Luftwaffe uniform dated 1937,in a leather Flieger Ausweis wallet, 2 large size group photos of his training and time with Standortesegelfliegergruppe. His award documents are as follows, DRL Sportsabzeichen, Iron Cross 2nd class dated 1940, Frontflug Spange fur Kampfflieger in Bronze dated 1941 and his award document for the Iron Cross 1st class dated 1941 there also is an award certificate for a shooting competition dated 1938.
http://tothehiltmilitaria.com/collec...-emil-herdle-2
Emil Herdle was a Luftwaffe Stuka pilot who served throughout the entire war and flew until the bitter end. DRL Bronze Sports Badge, Photo Album, Unit Photos, Loose photos, 4 framed award certificates, flugbuch and document binder. The only bad thing is the 1st model Luft dagger and belt buckle are not his but part of my collection.
Wish they would have come with this group. I added buckle and dagger to the photos when I took pictures as it needed some GEAR Flavor. Too much paper The Luftwaffe album has over 90 photos. Some loose with many images of seaplanes, great photos of him serving as Bordschuetze on Seaplanes on Warships (!) flying He 60. According to records of the aircraft codes (60-D11 and 60-F11) he was on the ADMIRAL HIPPER and the GRAF SPEE!!! He 60-D11 was also listed as assigned to Kuestenfliegergruppe 106. Good photos of Aircrews with planes, Do-17m’s, Ju-52s, Ju-87s and more. There are documents related to his service in See-Lehrgeschwader 2. Comes with two Bierzeitungen fom his time serving in a Kuestenseeflieger unit.
Also photos of Hermann Goering visiting the base, various ports of call photos of the man ship board with his plane and it being lowered into the water for take-off photos of him with his awards in wear, as well as in flight gear, Stukas lined up for take-off, sunken ships, Zeppelin crews, knocked out French tank, troops marching , flight debriefings, and knocked out artillery. His documents consist of a Flugbuch with entries from 3.41 – 9.44 that is well filled out showing him in Do-17s, Ju-87s, Me-110s, document issued by 9. Staffel Stuka-Geschwader 1 showing his combat missions in France in May and June of 1940, as well as other flight related documents.
There is also a binder with document pertaining operation of the Ju-87, booklets from his time flying at sea in Standortesegelfliegergruppe as well as other wartime documents. There are also a group of Feldpost letters, his Strandkarte with photo of him in his Luftwaffe uniform dated 1937,in a leather Flieger Ausweis wallet, 2 large size group photos of his training and time with Standortesegelfliegergruppe. His award documents are as follows, DRL Sportsabzeichen, Iron Cross 2nd class dated 1940, Frontflug Spange fur Kampfflieger in Bronze dated 1941 and his award document for the Iron Cross 1st class dated 1941 there also is an award certificate for a shooting competition dated 1938.