he was transferred to Barnwell Military Hospital in Cambridge on June 29th
with Simondscatching British Lieutenant-General Bernard Montgomery's eye on both occasions
marked "375" (9 Ct Gold) and date marked "o" on the reverse
with a red and black wool striped swatch placed behind the insignia and highlighting the voided area
During the operation his aircraft was attacked by an enemy fighter
Germany, Heer. A Soldbuch To Gefreiten Günther Ripf, 7Th Infantry Division Auction he was transferred to Barnwell(Heer Soldbuch). A Soldbuch named to Gefreiten Gnther Ripf of the 7th Infantry Division, dated 22 October 1944, measuring 105 mm (w) x 144 mm (h), material fatigue and exterior soiling evident, otherwise in very fine condition. Footnote: Gnther Ripf was born 30 January 1926 in Leipzig, Germany. He served with the 62nd Grenadier Regiment, attached to the 7th Infantry Division, serving on the Eastern Front through the end of the war. Ripf was a patient