Germany, Heer. A Kraftwagen Transport Regiment 616 Plaque Hold and two 601st Field Artillery

and two 601st Field Artillery (both are bronze gilt with red enamels

marked "G-2226" and maker marked "L

as well as two sliders constructed of matching looped black leather

Footnote: Oskar Dirlewanger (1895–1945) has been described by several historians as one of the most brutal and sadistic Nazi soldiers

the reverse inscribed “Fortitudini” (Latin - Bravery) within a wreath of laurel leaves

Germany, Heer. A Kraftwagen Transport Regiment 616 Plaque Hold and two 601st Field ArtilleryConstructed of feinzink; the obverse illustrating a truck in high relief, the truck leading a line of trucks down the road, an escorting soldier on a motorcycle to the truck drivers left, with two trees lining the road, destroyed buildings and a tank to the right of the truck, a ribbon banner above inscribed Kw. Trsp. Rgt. 616 (Kraftwagen Transport Regiment 616), an additional blank ribbon banner below; with two holes one on either side for mounting;