United Kingdom. The Tunic of George Medal Recipient, Major-General Patrick Ian Crawford, Royal Army Medical Corps Buy Now Constructed of light grey machine

Constructed of light grey machine embroidery in the shape of a typical Luftwaffe eagle clutching a mobile swastika

because he was awarded a Hindenburg Cross on January 13

the obverse medallion features a blue enamelled field with three central coronets with inscription PRO PATRIA (“for the fatherland”)

Because of a nervous affection Kesselring wore an almost continuous smile which among Allied soldiers gave him the nickname of “Smiling Albert”

light contact marks

United Kingdom. The Tunic of George Medal Recipient, Major-General Patrick Ian Crawford, Royal Army Medical Corps Buy Now Constructed of light grey machineIncludes: 1. Tropical Dress Tunic: exterior in khaki cotton, both shoulders incorporating button down epaulette straps, each of which bears a Queen's crown in silvered metal, both straps secured in place via a silvered button bearing the Royal Army Medical Corps insignia. Fed through the epaulette on the right side is a maroon aiguillette cord and terminates in a knot behind the button on the right breast pocket. Both collars bear Royal Army Medical