A General Assault Badge Document To Tank Destroyer GTRexclude Ludenscheid) insignia on their reverses

Ludenscheid) insignia on their reverses and attached to magnetic silvered metal D-rings

both tabs edged in twisted silver piping

it was determined that he was well enough to serve on the home front in Canada and was transferred to the 2nd Detachment

in silvered tombac and red pebbled enamels

he was discharged to duty with the 123rd Infantry Battalion

A General Assault Badge Document To Tank Destroyer GTRexclude Ludenscheid) insignia on their reversesA certificate, measuring 148x209mm, extremely fine condition with folding creases and light scuffing. The recipient of the Assault Badge is Lieutenant of the Reserve Joachim Berger on the Staff of Panzerjger (Tank Destroyer) Detachment 218. The document is dated to March 24, 1945 and signed in black ink by a Captain and Detachment Leader, his name could be Warsitz or similar. The unit was part of the 218th Infantry Division, fighting in the Courland