Hungarian Six Medal Bar Italian and Other Axis Daggers the British positions near Bou

the British positions near Bou Arada will be attacked by a Stuka Squadron and destroyed"

6) award document dated 14 September 1944 for the Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (Wound Badge in Black) for suffering a wound on 21 August 1944

printed in 1981

Army serial number: 14042623

just as they should be

Hungarian Six Medal Bar Italian and Other Axis Daggers the British positions near BouHungarian Six Medal Bar This is an early example. The first medal is the Austro Hungarian Medal for Bravery (Tapferkeitsmedaille) in bronze with a silver bar cypher. This medal was established in 1789, was the premier military decoration for courage in combat for enlisted personnel and NCOs until 1918. It was awarded in classes of Gold, Silver (1st 2nd Class), and Bronze, featuring portraits of Emperor Franz Joseph I or Karl I, with the inscription