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Patte de col General LW. General LW collar tab.
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Patte de col du General de la Luftwaffe Von Wuhlisch. En drap blanc, grade de General Major en cannetille or. Lisere or faisant le tour de la patte de col. Selon les informations du vendeur cette patte de col appartiendrait au General Major Von Wuhlisch. Heinz-Hellmuth von Wuhlisch est nomme lieutenant en aout 1913. Pendant la Premiere Guerre mondiale, il a d abord servi dans l infanterie, puis dans la troupe aerienne. Apres la fin de la guerre, il est reste, dans la Reichswehr nouvellement fondee, en tant que lieutenant dans le regiment equestre 5 de la 1ere Division de cavalerie Le 1er Fevrier 1924, il a ete promu capitaine. En octobre 1925, il etait conferencier au ministere de la Reichswehr au departement des statistiques de l armee. Promu Major le 1er Octobre 1933, il est ensuite devenu officier d etat-major l armee de l air. Promu lieutenant-colonel en septembre 1935, il a repris le 1er Mars 1936, le Ier groupe de l escadron de combat 152 en tant que commandant de groupe. En novembre 1936, il a rejoint l etat-major du commandement du cercle aerien V. a partir du 1er En mars 1937, il est devenu chef d etat-major du Luftkreis-Kommando VII et a ete promu colonel en octobre 1937. Le 1er En juillet 1938, il est devenu chef d etat-major de la flotte aerienne 2, le 25 Aout 1939 commandant de l ecole de guerre aerienne 2 a Berlin-Gatow. Le 1er En avril 1940, il est devenu General Major. Juin 1940, l escadron de combat 77 en tant que commodore d escadron. Le 15. Janvier 1941, il est devenu chef d etat-major de la flotte aerienne 1, qui a partir du 22. Juin 1941 a ete utilise dans la guerre contre l Union sovietique dans la partie nord du front. Apres avoir ete promu le 1er En avril 1942, lieutenant-general, il a demenage a Casablanca, au Maroc, en tant que commandant de la Commission allemande de l armistice. Pour le 1er En decembre 1942, il a ete nomme chef d etat-major du commandant militaire aux Pays-Bas. Le 23. En octobre 1944, il a recu la Croix allemande en or avant de changer de poste pour la derniere fois en 1945 et de servir dans l etat-major du Luftgau-Kommando XI a Hambourg. Il s est suicide en detention en Hollande en 1947. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. Collar tab of Luftwaffe General Von Wuhlisch. In white cloth, rank of General Major in gold cannetille. Gold piping around the collar. According to the seller s information, this collar tab belonged to General Major Von Wuhlisch. Heinz-Hellmuth von Wuhlisch was appointed lieutenant in August 1913. During the First World War, he served first in the infantry, then in the air force. After the end of the war, he remained in the newly founded Reichswehr as a lieutenant in the Equestrian Regiment 5 of the 1st Cavalry Division. On February 1, 1924, he was promoted to captain. In October 1925, he was a lecturer at the Reichswehr Ministry s Department of Army Statistics. Promoted to Major on October 1, 1933, he then became an Air Force staff officer. Promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in September 1935, on March 1, 1936 he took over the 1st Group of Fighter Squadron 152 as Group Commander. In November 1936, he joined the staff of Air Circle Command V. From March 1, 1937, he became chief of staff of Luftkreis-Kommando VII, and was promoted to colonel in October 1937. On July 1, 1938, he became Chief of Staff of Air Fleet 2, and on August 25, 1939 Commander of Air Warfare School 2 in Berlin-Gatow. On April 1, 1940, he became General Major. June 1940, Combat Squadron 77 as Squadron Commodore. On the 15th. January 1941, he became Chief of Staff of Air Fleet 1, which from 22. June 1941 was used in the war against the Soviet Union in the northern part of the front. After being promoted to lieutenant-general on April 1, 1942, he moved to Casablanca, Morocco, as commander of the German Armistice Commission. On December 1, 1942, he was appointed Chief of Staff to the Military Commander in the Netherlands. For the 23rd. In October 1944, he was awarded the German Gold Cross, before changing his post for the last time in 1945 to serve on the staff of Luftgau-Kommando XI in Hamburg. He committed suicide in detention in Holland in 1947. Some wear and patina. Condition II+.
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Patte de col du General de la Luftwaffe Von Wuhlisch. En drap blanc, grade de General Major en cannetille or. Lisere or faisant le tour de la patte de col. Selon les informations du vendeur cette patte de col appartiendrait au General Major Von Wuhlisch. Heinz-Hellmuth von Wuhlisch est nomme lieutenant en aout 1913. Pendant la Premiere Guerre mondiale, il a d abord servi dans l infanterie, puis dans la troupe aerienne. Apres la fin de la guerre, il est reste, dans la Reichswehr nouvellement fondee, en tant que lieutenant dans le regiment equestre 5 de la 1ere Division de cavalerie Le 1er Fevrier 1924, il a ete promu capitaine. En octobre 1925, il etait conferencier au ministere de la Reichswehr au departement des statistiques de l armee. Promu Major le 1er Octobre 1933, il est ensuite devenu officier d etat-major l armee de l air. Promu lieutenant-colonel en septembre 1935, il a repris le 1er Mars 1936, le Ier groupe de l escadron de combat 152 en tant que commandant de groupe. En novembre 1936, il a rejoint l etat-major du commandement du cercle aerien V. a partir du 1er En mars 1937, il est devenu chef d etat-major du Luftkreis-Kommando VII et a ete promu colonel en octobre 1937. Le 1er En juillet 1938, il est devenu chef d etat-major de la flotte aerienne 2, le 25 Aout 1939 commandant de l ecole de guerre aerienne 2 a Berlin-Gatow. Le 1er En avril 1940, il est devenu General Major. Juin 1940, l escadron de combat 77 en tant que commodore d escadron. Le 15. Janvier 1941, il est devenu chef d etat-major de la flotte aerienne 1, qui a partir du 22. Juin 1941 a ete utilise dans la guerre contre l Union sovietique dans la partie nord du front. Apres avoir ete promu le 1er En avril 1942, lieutenant-general, il a demenage a Casablanca, au Maroc, en tant que commandant de la Commission allemande de l armistice. Pour le 1er En decembre 1942, il a ete nomme chef d etat-major du commandant militaire aux Pays-Bas. Le 23. En octobre 1944, il a recu la Croix allemande en or avant de changer de poste pour la derniere fois en 1945 et de servir dans l etat-major du Luftgau-Kommando XI a Hambourg. Il s est suicide en detention en Hollande en 1947. A noter une certaine usure et patine de la piece. Etat II+. Collar tab of Luftwaffe General Von Wuhlisch. In white cloth, rank of General Major in gold cannetille. Gold piping around the collar. According to the seller s information, this collar tab belonged to General Major Von Wuhlisch. Heinz-Hellmuth von Wuhlisch was appointed lieutenant in August 1913. During the First World War, he served first in the infantry, then in the air force. After the end of the war, he remained in the newly founded Reichswehr as a lieutenant in the Equestrian Regiment 5 of the 1st Cavalry Division. On February 1, 1924, he was promoted to captain. In October 1925, he was a lecturer at the Reichswehr Ministry s Department of Army Statistics. Promoted to Major on October 1, 1933, he then became an Air Force staff officer. Promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in September 1935, on March 1, 1936 he took over the 1st Group of Fighter Squadron 152 as Group Commander. In November 1936, he joined the staff of Air Circle Command V. From March 1, 1937, he became chief of staff of Luftkreis-Kommando VII, and was promoted to colonel in October 1937. On July 1, 1938, he became Chief of Staff of Air Fleet 2, and on August 25, 1939 Commander of Air Warfare School 2 in Berlin-Gatow. On April 1, 1940, he became General Major. June 1940, Combat Squadron 77 as Squadron Commodore. On the 15th. January 1941, he became Chief of Staff of Air Fleet 1, which from 22. June 1941 was used in the war against the Soviet Union in the northern part of the front. After being promoted to lieutenant-general on April 1, 1942, he moved to Casablanca, Morocco, as commander of the German Armistice Commission. On December 1, 1942, he was appointed Chief of Staff to the Military Commander in the Netherlands. For the 23rd. In October 1944, he was awarded the German Gold Cross, before changing his post for the last time in 1945 to serve on the staff of Luftgau-Kommando XI in Hamburg. He committed suicide in detention in Holland in 1947. Some wear and patina. Condition II+.
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