A Second War Junghans Kriegsmarine Navigator’s Stopwatch Hold and was awarded his wings

and was awarded his wings and commission in a ceremony at No

1943 letter to father informing of son’s death

Footnote: Alexander Webster was born on October 10

The sport badge shows in the background a Laurel with the NSB emblem "wolf hook" in front

BANKS & BIDDLE PHILA" (Philadelphia) on the reverse of the eagle suspension

A Second War Junghans Kriegsmarine Navigator’s Stopwatch Hold and was awarded his wingsA fine example of a Junghans Kriegsmarine Navigators stopwatch. Junghans was founded by Erhard Junghans on April 15, 1861, and continutes to make quality timepieces in Schramberg, Baden Wrttemberg, Germany today. The case of this stopwatch is manufactured in patinated steel, with a nickel silver crown and with a matching loop attached to the stem of the watch. Uniquely, the case back is equally crafted of patinated steel. The face of the watch is