Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Soldbuch Belonging To Matrosengefreiter Reinhold Pieth - 2nd Co, 3rd Naval Construction Reserve Battalion Manufacture Type_Original Items During the war they expanded

During the war they expanded to form nine battalions and a single company

marked leather personal items case

igniter-type fuze

indicating it was originally manufactured in Liège

where they rendezvoused at 2

Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Soldbuch Belonging To Matrosengefreiter Reinhold Pieth - 2nd Co, 3rd Naval Construction Reserve Battalion Manufacture Type_Original Items During the war they expandedOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. In the German military system, the Soldbuch (pay book) was the soldier 's identity card and at the same time proof of the items of clothing and equipment, wages (sold) and food received. It doubled as an identity card to civilian police officers, but not as a passport, and was also the combatant 's identity card required under international wartime law. The Wehrmacht's pay book was also the soldier's identity card . Among