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A Second War Period Canadian Operation Muskox Sleeve Patch GTRexclude (To Stabsfeldwebel (staff sergeant) Alwin

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(To Stabsfeldwebel (staff sergeant) Alwin Kath of 336th Field Reserve Battalion

Leading his corps

as well as Unit Leaders and its Vice-Leaders

Order of Bolivar

He was awarded one Good Conduct Badge on February 6

A Second War Period Canadian Operation Muskox Sleeve Patch GTRexclude (To Stabsfeldwebel (staff sergeant) AlwinLight blue, white and black embroidery, 56 mm x 61 mm, uniform worn, extremely fine. Footnote: Operation Muskox was the largest military exercise ever held in the Canadian Arctic and the fourth of four military expeditions held in the region in the 1940s. The previous three, Eskimo, Polar Bear and Lemming, had been on a far smaller scale in terms of personnel, equipment, and the sheer distance traveled. The origin of Muskox, and of Arctic exercises

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