A Second War American Tank Recognition Model; Stuart M-5 Auction and states that the “Hoheitszeichen

and states that the “Hoheitszeichen für Generale” (insignia for generals)that belonged to Generalmajor von Holwede

43mm (w) x 53

As of July 1972

and ORP Burza and ORP Błyskawica would survive the war

officially declared "Physically Unfit:- Wounds" due to the gun shot wound he sustained to his right arm and noting that he was experiencing a "slight weakness"

A Second War American Tank Recognition Model; Stuart M-5 Auction and states that the “HoheitszeichenTwo piece construction, cast metal with an olive green painted finish, turret affixed to the base by a single screw, marked "STUART M 5" on the reverse, 62 mm x 118 mm x 65 mm in height, scattered paint chipping, with "touch up" areas noticeable on the sides, near extremely fine. Footnote: The M3 M5 Stuart Light Tanks were developed from the M2 series of Light Tanks and Combat Cars. In 1939, the U. S. Army had four very similar AFVs in service. The