Description
Type II (1944)
who was killed in action as Regiment Commander in France in 1940
25 General Hospital at Hardelot on December 18th
1875 in Langenschwalbach (present-day Bad Schwalbach
He was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on October 5
Germany. A General Assault Badge, Special Grade “25”, By Josef Feix & Söhne Newly Listed Type II (1944)(Allgemeine Sturmabzeichen mit Einsatzzahl 25). Constructed of oval silvered zink; with an oak leaf border and a pair of acorns at the base, with a large Wehrmacht style eagle with folded wings clutching a mobile swastika, and a crossed bayonet and stick grenade in the centre, with the number 25 in a box at the base; the reverse plain with a vertical broad pinback, with a crimped barrel hinge and a crimped flat catch; maker marked JFS for Josef Feix &
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