A Numbered German Pow Camp Id Tag For Allied Soldiers Housed At The Stalag I-B Hohenstein Camp Archive they took to the offensive

they took to the offensive around 1300 hours with regimental strength with the support of 13 Assault Gun style T34s

Worcester Regiment in South Africa during the Boer War

Conteville and Bethonval - Intensive Training Intensified - Life in Rural France - On the Oppy Front Again - The Eve of Open Warfare

A Korean War Medal Pair to the Royal Canadian Navy - Korea Medal (J

Footnote: Harry Wallace Wilson was born on June 12

A Numbered German Pow Camp Id Tag For Allied Soldiers Housed At The Stalag I-B Hohenstein Camp Archive they took to the offensiveA POW Camp ID Tag for allied prisoners housed in the Stalag I B at Hohenstein. The tag is crafted in zink with the obverse being stamped Stalag IB Nr. 28937 R on both side of the slotted disk. It measures 60 mm x 40 mm and is in extremely fine condition with the writing being fully legible. Footnote: The Stalag I B Hohenstein was a German Second War POW camp located 2 kilometers west of Hohenstein (East Prussia now Olsztynek, Poland). It was built in