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Third Reich Germany. General Assault Badge
The General Assault Badge (Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen) is a german military badge instituted on 1 January 1940 to recognise participation in infantry assaults and other combat actions by personnel who did not qualify for the specific Infantry Assault or Panzer Assault Badges. Its design features an oval oak-leaf wreath, with a rifle and bayonet crossed with a hand grenade at the centre, beneath the national eagle and swastika.
Made of zinc.
Original German General Assault Badge from the Second World War period.
