Badge Skill Door Quater Army German, WW2 German Driver Proficient Badge

Description

Beautiful
decoration reproduction for
driver skills in bronze
, Kraftfahrbewahrungsabzeichen, introduced by
October 23, 1942
in the German army for the purpose of rewarding the
drivers of motor vehicles
, both military and civilian, distinguished themselves during the fighting, had particular skills or had taken exceptional care to keep the vehicle efficient in the harshest conditions of war. Of the same shape for all the bodies, it was divided into
3 classes
of merit: bronze, silver and gold.
This badge could also be
withdrawn
in case the soldier's conduit went to
decay
in carrying out the specific service as it was required to have a level of service
equal or higher
to what he had made him confer.
Nice reproduction of the decoration for driver proficiency in bronze, Kraftfahrbewahrungsabzeichen, introduced by 23 October 1942 in the German army in order to reward drivers of vehicles, both military and civilian, who distinguished themselves during combat operation, special abilities, and they had taken great care to maintain efficient the vehicle in hard conditions of war. Of equal form for all corps, it was divided into three classes of merit: bronze, silver and gold.
This badge could also be withdrawn if the led by the soldier had gone to decay in the performance of the specific service as it was required to have a level of service equal to or greater than that which made him give
.
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Beautiful decoration reproduction for driver skills in bronze, Kraftfahrbewahrungsabzeichen, introduced by October 23, 1942 in the German army for the purpose of rewarding the drivers of motor vehicles, both military and civilian, distinguished themselves during the fighting, had particular skills or had taken exceptional care to keep the vehicle efficient in the harshest conditions of war. Of the same shape for all the bodies, it was divided into 3 classes of merit: bronze, silver and gold.  Nice reproduction of the decoration for driver proficiency in bronze, Kraftfahrbewahrungsabzeichen, introduced by 23 October 1942 in the German army in order to reward drivers of vehicles, both military and civilian, who distinguished themselves during combat operation, special abilities, and they ha