Original German WWII RAD Labor Service Officer's Armband - Reichsarbeitsdienst Military Maps brought down by hostile fire

brought down by hostile fire over Bosnia in 1996

They would make a great start to any military medal collection

The "velvet glove" approach ended

and served in all theaters of operation during World War II

Introduced just after the Battle of Trafalgar and basically used up until about 1850

Original German WWII RAD Labor Service Officer's Armband - Reichsarbeitsdienst Military Maps brought down by hostile fireOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rare, genuine Reichsarbeitsdienst (National Labor corps) officers armband, in the correct brown color with silver bullion machine embroidery work. The armband has silver bullion borders on both sides, and a larger Reichsadler eagle perched on top of a half laurel half oak leave wreath. Inside is the RAD logo: a shovelhead bearing a canted Swas (hook cross) in the middle, with two sheaves of wheat extending