Russia, Soviet Union. A Red Army Artillery/Motor Troops Sergeant's Demobilization Uniform Cap & Dress Tunic Hold The Iron Cross 1939 Second

The Iron Cross 1939 Second Class Class certificate is named to Obergefreiter Hitzl of the 1st Battery of Sturmgeschütz (assault gun) Battalion 270

facilitating both ventilation and the interior features

measuring 47 mm (w) x 120 mm (l)

The interior is fully surrounded by a brown leather sweatband

ideological schooling

Russia, Soviet Union. A Red Army Artillery/Motor Troops Sergeant's Demobilization Uniform Cap & Dress Tunic Hold The Iron Cross 1939 SecondIncludes: 1. Dress tunic: the exterior fabricated from an olive green wool. Both shoulders are adorned with 65 mm (w) x 165 mm (h) Sergeant rank shoulder boards, the rank insignia in gold coloured bullion wire and trimmed in red embroidery, with a large "CA" ( p = Soviet Army) below the rank insignia, on a black wool base, the outer frame trimmed in a white cord. There are collar tabs sewn in place at the points on the collars, each bearing a Motor