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For the time being, Heidrich's eagle (left) vs. Heilmann's eagle( right).Originally posted by Michael N View PostComment
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Heidrich's eagle( lighter) vs. Heilmann's eagle( deeper)Comment
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Thanks for the comparative photos Chen
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Hi! I can't tell if this RK is wartime, but a worthy photo to add here.
This group is attributed to Major Diethelm von Eichel-Streiber (1914–1996). He recieved the KC on October 17th 1942 as Hauptmann in the Stabsstaffel/Jagdgeschwader 51. He survived the war and emigrated to the USA where he became a successful Volkswagen distributor in Modesto, California.
The pictures were taken by WAF member Sal Williams; credits to him.Comment
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Ritterkreuz preliminary award document to Major Wolfgang von Obstfelder
Kommandeur sPzJägAbt 346
Presented on: September 10th, 1944
This document is shown on the book "Die Ritterkreuzträger, 1939-1945", by Gerhard von Seemen.Comment
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RK formal and preliminary award document to Major Karl-Wolfgang Redlich
Staffelkapitän, 1. Staffel, I. Gruppe, Jagdgeschwader 27, Luftwaffe
Presented on: July 9th, 1941
(Photo credits to Kai-Winkler)Comment
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Redlich's formal award document.
(Photo credits to Kai-Winkler)Comment
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And his preliminary award doc.
(Photo credits to Kai-Winkler)Comment
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Oak Leaves formal award document to Kapitänleutnant Johann Mohr
Kommandant, U 124, 2. Unterseebootsflottille, Kriegsmarine
Presented on: January 13th, 1943Comment
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Another pic of Guderian's cross confiscated in 1945 by his interrogation officer.Originally posted by Sepp45 View Post
(Photo credits to Adrian Forman)Comment
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