Germany, Djv. A German Hunting Association (Djv) Pennant Newly Listed He was attached temporarily to

He was attached temporarily to the 23rd Infantry Battalion for Instruction in Musketry on May 31

returning to England to prepare to depart for the Mediterranean

He misplaced his badge in 1937 and had it replaced at cost

Naming is erased and re-engraved on the QSA

Germany, Djv. A German Hunting Association (Djv) Pennant Newly Listed He was attached temporarily to(Deutscher Jagdverband Wimpel). Constructed of green cotton twill, featuring a double sided machine embroidered DJV insignia in the form of a white horned stags, on top of a black banner bearing a white inscription of D. J. in Frakture script, with a mobile swastika and sunrays between the antlers, encased in a transparent cellophane frame with olive drab leather edge reinforcements, the hoist edge with a hollow shaft through which is looped a white