Hi Guys, the attached photo is in a photo album from my granddad...he died four years ago and I inherited his photos, etc....unfortunately, before he died he hardly ever spoke about his time in the Army,..he served from 1936 to the end of the war and then spent more time away from home, first as a US POW, then transfered to the British and ending up with the Russians...towards the end of the war he was an NCO instructor for dealing with anti-personnel mines based at some Infantry School in Le Mans, but started off in a Pionier-Unit building bridges...the photo below is in one of his albums and there are also photos, where he clearly wears exactly the same badge or patch on his upper left arm of the uniform jacket....but I have no idea what this is and I have certainly never seen it worn as a shield on the uniform, other than in his photoalbums?? Anyone know what it is please? CHeers, Torsten.
PS: I will start a thread somewhere to ask about the sleeve shield...
PS: I will start a thread somewhere to ask about the sleeve shield...
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