German WWII Uniformed Removed Heer Crimea Arm Shield Kuro Kara Kuri

German WWII Uniformed Removed Heer Crimea Arm Shield Kuro Kara KuriThis is an original German WWII Heer (Army) Crimea Arm Shield, removed from its original uniform. Arm shields such as this were awarded to Wehrmacht soldiers who participated in specific campaigns, with the Crimea Shield denoting service in the intense campaign against Soviet forces in the Crimea between 1941 and 1942. These campaign shields were worn on the left upper sleeve and served both as recognition of service and as a visible symbol of

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which was officially abolished by regulation in July 1942 but often ignored and left in place