all are marked "Armée Russe" (Russian Army) and "CARTE POSTALE" (Post Card) on the reverse
1917 under the command of Lieutenant-Colnel P
In early 1942 Ohlrogge flew bombing missions in the Mediterranean theater
he was transferred to the 1st Reserve Par and taken on strength on the 18th
He served as a Clerk with the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps at Canadian Military Headquarters in London
Austria, First Republic. A Club Competition Badge And Medallion Belonging To Herr Bruno Tschepper, 1926 Auction all are marked "Armée Russe"(Tagabzeichen). A silvered bronze medallion measuring 40. 10 mm in diameter attached by a ring to a zink stamped badge measuring 37. 16 mm (w) x 22. 74 mm (h), the obverse of the medallion features a soldier, in bronze, holding a crossbow circumscribed by a wreath of oak leaves, ringed by a silver border of oak leaves, the reverse is inscribed with HERR BRUNO TSCHEPPER 86 KREISE, the obverse of the badge is a banner with the inscription OESTERR.