An Excessively Rare German Naval Air Gunner Badge, 1918 Buy Now He was transferred to Fort

He was transferred to Fort Clark

to be awarded to anyone who helped towards the reconstruction of Tokyo after the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923

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reflective finish in the restored black body

An Excessively Rare German Naval Air Gunner Badge, 1918 Buy Now He was transferred to FortAn Excessively Rare German Naval Air Gunner Badge, 1918; badge in gilded bras, hollow stamped, unmarked but typical style by maker Meybauer, Berlin; measures 45. 6mm(w) x 71. 94mm(h), weighs 26. 1 grams, in slightly worn condition. Footnote: by 1918, Germany had only a handful of large aircraft for naval operations, and these were the aircraft intended to carry air gunners, among the other crew. This badge is likely a sample of planed production (a