A First War Mark I Tanker's Helmet Hold He was named Camp Commandant

He was named Camp Commandant at Mytchett Camp on November 29th

Knights Cross - in silver gilt and enamels

the German defences were barely touched and the attack met unexpectedly fierce resistance

" and that he was an "ambitious type"

KM Coastal Artillery NCO/EM Breast Eagle - Machine woven breast eagle

A First War Mark I Tanker's Helmet Hold He was named Camp CommandantEarly issued version of the infantry helmet. British made, steel, non magnetic, in brown, smooth finish, with a raw edge and a hole drilled through the top. There is a reinforced magnetic, die cut steel panel extending from one side to the other, the panel held in place by the tabs of the rivets holding the chin strap loops in place. It comes with a wire that extends the distance between the two loops on the underside of the helmet, the wire fed