In early 1944 he was promoted to SS-Oberführer
1944 and signed in blue ink by a Hauptmann (Captain) and the battalion’s Commander
Officer's Badge in Gold consisting of a white Maltese Cross with red boardering
in uniform and with the unit’s collar tabs and sleeve insignia clearly visible
he reported to the Cutter Northland at Seattle
Finland, Republic. A Lot of Four Second War Finnish Badges Hold In early 1944 he wasA Finnish Second War Wound Badge, in tombac, measures 36. 9 mm (d), reverse offers a vertical screwpost with a screwpost bearing the manufacturers mark of HOPEAJALOSTE OY HELSINKI, reverse dated 1939 1945, very fine. An Army Officers School Graduation Badge, bronze gilt insignia mounted to a silvered bronze and black enamelled cross, measures 37. 25 mm (d), reverse offers a vertical screwpost with screwplate marked A. BARCKOY H. KI, minor wear to