Germany, Luftwaffe. The Service Tunic Of General Der Flieger Helmuth Wilberg, By Strigel & Wagner Hold when he was Killed in

when he was Killed in Action at the Battle of Amiens

the 38th Battalion Dufferin Rifles of Canada on September 28

Army Air Forces Pilot Badge (in sterling silver

inscribed "AUSTRALIA DAY" above and "1917" below

The new year didn't see him fare better health wise

Germany, Luftwaffe. The Service Tunic Of General Der Flieger Helmuth Wilberg, By Strigel & Wagner Hold when he was Killed in(Luftwaffe Dienstrock fr General der Flieger). A scarce and well preserved Luftwaffe service tunic belonging to General der Flieger Helmuth Wilberg. Constructed of dark grey whipcord wool, the tunic features a turned down collar trimmed along the outer edge with twisted and rolled gold bullion wire piping, which transitions into double breast lapels. The collar is flanked by tabs constructed of white wool, trimmed with twisted and rolled gold bullion