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Germany, Luftwaffe. Two Iron Cross Award Documents To Feldwebel Friedhelm Decker, 1944

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Germany, Luftwaffe. Two Iron Cross Award Documents To Feldwebel Friedhelm Decker, 1944

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Germany, Luftwaffe. Two Iron Cross Award Documents To Feldwebel Friedhelm Decker, 1944

Both documents are named to Feldwebel (Sergeant) Friedhelm Decker.

The Iron Cross 1st Class award document is dated to December 29, 1944. It is signed in red crayon by the Commander-in-Chief of Aerial Fleet 10, General der Flieger Hans-Georg von Seidel (1891–1955), a recipient of the Knight’s Cross of the War Merit Cross with Swords.

The Iron Cross 2nd Class award document is dated to June 30, 1944 and signed in blue ink by the Commanding General of the 14th Air Corps, General der Flieger Joachim Coeler (1891–1955), a recipient of the Knight’s Cross.