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with records indicating bomber command having suffered 51% casualty rates
and played a pivotal role in the victorious two-year guerrilla campaign that deposed the Batista regime
with only 82 members entitled to the medal with both clasps
He re-engaged for an additional four years in 1910 at Canterbury
and painted in an olive-drab colour
Two Second War Arbeitsbücher (Labour Books) Hold with records indicating bomber commandBoth measuring 105x148mm, extremely fine condition. (labour books) Rupert Sailer was born in 1905 in Augsburg, Bavaria, and now lives in Munich where he and his wife own a grocery store in which he has worked since 1930. He served in the army from September 1938 to October 1939. His wife Richilde, ne Scherrer, was born in 1897 in Munich. She has owned a grocery store since 1928. The couple has one child, born in 1933. Both labour books are dated to
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