Original German WWII Framed 1941 Kriegsmarine U-Boat Document Salvaged From The Captain’s Cabin of U-352 Which Sunk of the Coast of North Carolina, USA - With Diver’s Testament Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia About a half hour later

About a half hour later in came a Luftwaffe Major

Great candidate to have framed and hung up to display in your war rooms and displays

and the left side is painted BELGIUM / HOLLAND

so it may have been re-arsenaled at that point after use

The badge was approved in November 1935 and first issued on 26 March 1936

Original German WWII Framed 1941 Kriegsmarine U-Boat Document Salvaged From The Captain’s Cabin of U-352 Which Sunk of the Coast of North Carolina, USA - With Diver’s Testament Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia About a half hour laterOriginal Item: One Of A Kind: Now this is an incredible piece of history! This is a document on Target Changes that was recovered from the Captains Cabin of German U Boat, U 352. U 352 was sunk off the coast of North Carolina, 26 miles south of Morehead City, by U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Icarus on May 9, 1942. German submarine U 352 was a Type VIIC U boat of NSDAP Germany's Kriegsmarine during World War II. The submarine was laid down on 11 March 1940,