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    If i read correctly it is Ernst Jünger.

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      Thanks for the help guys!!

      Now, a small pic of Major Peter Nebel
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        Originally posted by Nigel N View Post
        Well spotted!!
        Interestingly he wears both PLM's in this photo.......
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        I just read the Wikipedia article about him; it states he was the last living recipient of the war-time Pour le Merite. The other neck Order is not the civil version of the PlM, but the Bavarian Maximilian Order for Science and Art:


        --Guy

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          Fantastic photos of Ernst Jünger!

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            Originally posted by Sepp45 View Post
            Thanks for the help guys!!

            Now, a small pic of Major Peter Nebel
            Hi Sepp ! This is the only photo I have ever seen of the Aircraft Destruction Ribbon being worn. He is credited with 2 planes destroyed. Since this award was made only on paper as far that is known only proto-types were actually produced, it is a Super rare photo even though post war service ribbon bar. I looked, asked questions of Many German vets and hunted for evidence of this badge with very little luck for the last 40 plus years. Great pic !!!! Tom

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              Sepp, that image of Junger shows his PLM to be the post war (WW2) version made by St u L............he is one of several known PLM holders to give credence to the St u L made award, that some regard scornfully as a copy !
              Prost ! Steve.

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                Originally posted by Tom B View Post
                Hi Sepp ! This is the only photo I have ever seen of the Aircraft Destruction Ribbon being worn. He is credited with 2 planes destroyed. Since this award was made only on paper as far that is known only proto-types were actually produced, it is a Super rare photo even though post war service ribbon bar. I looked, asked questions of Many German vets and hunted for evidence of this badge with very little luck for the last 40 plus years. Great pic !!!! Tom
                I will do my best to find a better picture of that ribbon

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                  Originally posted by Steve 5 View Post
                  Sepp, that image of Junger shows his PLM to be the post war (WW2) version made by St u L............he is one of several known PLM holders to give credence to the St u L made award, that some regard scornfully as a copy !
                  Prost ! Steve.
                  Thanks for the info Steve; everyday you get to know something new

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                    Originally posted by Sepp45 View Post
                    PLM holder! Ernst Jünger
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                      A wonderful photo of Sepp Dietrich's funeral: (Left to Right) Stenwedel -Barkmann - Krass

                      (Photo credits to Chris44 of the AHF)
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                        Fritz Langanke and Ernst Barkmann

                        (Photo credits to WAF member Mark C. Yerger)
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                          Originally posted by Sepp45 View Post
                          A wonderful photo of Sepp Dietrich's funeral: (Left to Right) Stenwedel -Barkmann - Krass

                          (Photo credits to Chris44 of the AHF)
                          Hello Sepp ! The RKT holding the funeral pillow is Heinz Macher. I will email you later today. I'm having major computer problems. I hope you see this post ? Tom

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                            Originally posted by Tom B View Post
                            Hello Sepp ! The RKT holding the funeral pillow is Heinz Macher. I will email you later today. I'm having major computer problems. I hope you see this post ? Tom
                            Hello Tom, yes it's Macher indeed. A very rookie mistake by my part

                            Thanks

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                              Originally posted by Sepp45 View Post
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