A Soldbuch To The 14Th Signals Battalion; 3 Wounds certificate_of_authenticity near the position Shackleton had
Description
near the position Shackleton had first met ice back in 1916
with a ball finial on the chape
with a white painted "W" on the front
He re-attested the following month
Canadian Field Artillery on November 16
A Soldbuch To The 14Th Signals Battalion; 3 Wounds certificate_of_authenticity near the position Shackleton hadA Soldbuch to the 14th Signals Battalion; 3 Wounds Otto Nitsch Soldbuch: 24 pages total with 1 missing, in worn condition. Footnote: Nitsch was born in October 1916 in Ballenstedt. Before the war he worked as a mechanic, upon enlisting he was described as being 174 cm tall, stocky build with blond hair and blue eyes. These personal details were reviewed and stamped on July 31st, 1939 by an Oberleutnant of the 14th Signals Battalion. On October 1st,
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