German Aircraft Reporting Service Badge Auction a southwestern tribe fighting to

a southwestern tribe fighting to stop what they viewed as encroachments upon their ancestorals lands

He has done fine work for the artillery and has accounted for many enemy guns

The front is completed by a vertical row of four large brass Royal Artillery buttons on the right side

Private Hancock served with the 6th Battalion

German Aircraft Reporting Service Badge Auction a southwestern tribe fighting toGerman Aircraft Reporting Service Membership Badge (Flugmeldedienst); in bronze and enamels, 27mm, numbered and maker marked, in extremely fine condition. The German Aircraft Reporting Service was formed in 1932 and transferred to Luftwaffe control in 1939. It function was to report enemy aircraft movements, as observed from the ground. Mostly women served in the Flugmeldedienst.