Germany, Heer. A Wartime Period Photo Of Generals Awaiting A Parade GTRexclude He also resided in the

He also resided in the London area with his wife and four children

with original signature of Fregattenkapitän

river and sea transportation

the 29th received orders to join the First United States Army's Meuse-Argonne offensive

He was prepared for overseas service in the French theatre and was transferred to the Canadian Siege Artillery on April 2

Germany, Heer. A Wartime Period Photo Of Generals Awaiting A Parade GTRexclude He also resided in theMeasuring 139x88mm, near mint condition. The picture postcard shows two officers of indeterminate general rank, presumably waiting for a parade or a similar function. The one on the right is highly decorated, the only distinguishable badges are the Iron Cross 1st Class (1914) and a Wound Badge. The picture was taken in Wismar (northern Germany). The reverse is unused.