(1871-1957)
Kleist wrote "Major Wulf - as commander of the 111st Infantry Regiment stormed the commanding heights of Montrebeau
comprising: Iron Cross 2nd Cross 1914 (silver
marked RZM 36/38
The funeral procession left the chapel to a muffled drum beat and moved to the graveside where the guards of honor representing the German Armed Forces
Canada. A 48th Highlanders Regiment Cap Badge C.1904 certificate_of_authenticity (1871-1957)A 48th Highlanders Regiment Cap Badge c. 1904 53 mm x 59 mm, die stamped brass, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Founded in 1891, the Regiment's service has included Operation Recuperation, the Golan Heights, Korea, South Africa, Cambodia, Cyprus, Bosnia, and Afghanistan to name only a few and of course, along with the First World War (15th Infantry Battalion, CEF), the Second World War and the Boer War. The Regiment is allied with the British