A Luftwaffe Honour Document From Banak Airfield, Occupied Norway Hold with casualties numbering 9

with casualties numbering 9

He also devised a system of "indirect fire" which allowed protection to the flanks of the advancing infantry by means of a protective web of bursting shells

owned by Lieutenant Allan Sargent Raney of the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve

with "1939" on its lower arm

A Luftwaffe Honour Document From Banak Airfield, Occupied Norway Hold with casualties numbering 9A certificate awarding the honour name Banake, measuring 210x296mm, near mint condition with minor wrinkling. Banak is an airport in northern Norway which the German Luftwaffe used during the occupation of Norway. The document states that the Chieftain of the Banaks, the German aviation people closest to the north pole, is awarding the honourary name of Banak to Gefreiter (Lance Corporal) Wilhelm Peters for enduring the conditions of this most