WW2 German Nazi Wehrmacht Waffen SS KRIM shield campaign Crimea

The Crimea Shield could be awarded to all members of the Wehrmacht and to Luftwaffe and other units affiliated to the campaign between 21 September 1941 and 4 July 1942. The following conditions needed to have been met for the award:

served in the area for at least 90 days; or
been wounded while serving in the area; or
been engaged in at least one major operation against the enemy.
Romanian troops serving in the Crimea were also eligible.

WW2 German Nazi WOUND badge award black with original paper bad of issue

WW2 german Nazi Wehrmacht sports trophee Berlin 1939 Iron Cross Third Reich Eagle

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the rarest variation of all with the swastika III Reich eagle!
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WW2 German Nazi Demjansk shield campaign badge 1942 tunic removed

The qualifying period was 8 February to 21 April 1942. The requirement for ground units was honourable service in the besieged area for 60 days, or a shorter period if wounded. Luftwaffe personnel required 50 combat or re-supply missions over the besieged area.
Approximately 100,000 service personnel qualified for the shield, with up to five examples issued to each recipient, enabling them to be permanently attached to each tunic and greatcoat.