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An Evaluation Sheet for Flight Instructor & First War Honour Goblet Winner Lieutenant Wendel

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An Evaluation Sheet for Flight Instructor & First War Honour Goblet Winner Lieutenant Wendel

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An Evaluation Sheet for Flight Instructor & First War Honour Goblet Winner Lieutenant Wendel

An evaluation sheet, measuring 422x298, extremely fine condition with a folding crease and four punched holes on either side of it. It is issued to assess the qualities of former pilot retired Lieutenant of the Reserve Wendel as a flight instructor. His first name is difficult to read, it could be Herwarth. Wendel was born on January 21, 1897. He joined the organisation that created this sheet, most likely the Luftwaffe, on October 5, 1935. The sheet lists his pilot’s licences and gives a short evaluation, which is positive throughout, stating that Wendel is an excellent flight instructor. It also lists the decorations Wendel won since the First War: Honour Goblet for Air Victories, Iron Cross 1st and 2nd Class, Pilot’s Badge, Flyer’s Commemorative Badge, Wound Badge, and Hindenburg Cross.