Germany. A Mint & Unissued Gold Grade Luftwaffe Driver’s Proficiency Badge Archive He sug­gested that NCO’s depart

He sug­gested that NCO’s depart from nor­mal pro­ce­dures and admin­is­ter dis­ci­pline unof­fi­cially in the time hon­oured tra­di­tion

He continued his war service with the Admiralty M Class Destroyer H

From July 1916 to June 1918

He was named 2nd Lieutenant on April 26

Germany. A Mint & Unissued Gold Grade Luftwaffe Driver’s Proficiency Badge Archive He sug­gested that NCO’s departA mint and unissued third reich period Luftwaffe drivers gold grade drivers proficiency badge; in gilt metal (magnetic); the badge depicting a laurel wreath and a steering wheel; on a Luftwaffe grey blue wool backer; with a celluloid backing on the reverse; measuring 50 mm in diameter; in absolutely mint condition.