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He was regularly fitted with all standard equipment, with proper adjustments made for rank and service. There is also a note made for a special soap that was prescribed to him from a field hospital. He also had clearance to carry his own personal pistol. February 18th, 1944 he was given a tent, which an army official found noteworthy. His first unit was an artillery regiment and was stationed in Ludwigsburg, and in 1940 took part in the invasion of France. He was already part of the 215th Artillery Regiment in September 1st, 1940 when he was promoted to Gefreiter. February 1st, 1942 he was promoted to Obergefreiter, while his unit, the 671 Artillery Group, part of the 5th Reserve Artillery Regiment, was engaged in the East. August 1st, 1942 he was promoted to Unteroffizier, and was awarded the Eastern Front Ribbon, which is visible in his photograph. There is also an Army shooting award lanyard. On July 1st, 1944 he was promoted to R.O.B. 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He stood at 168 cm tall, thin build with blond hair and blue eyes. He had his personal details verified and stamped by a Squadron Commander of the 14th Reserve Cavalry Battalion on February 5th, 1941. He listed his next of kin as his fiancée Frau Gertrud Sell in Magdeburg, second he listed his father Friedrich, and third his uncle Bernhard Riesenberg. The entries for units to which he belonged are the 14th Reserve Canoneer Battalion, the 211st Reserve Grenadier Regiment, as well as the 19th Ordinance Battalion. On January 22nd 1942 he was admitted to Lazaretto 604 for a bullet wound to his right foot. On February 12th of the same year he was taken into hospital in Arnsberg for a case of frostbite. He was admitted to hospital two more times in March 1943. On an unspecified date in 1942 he was awarded the Easter Front Medal. May 1st, 1942 he was promoted from Reiter to Obersoldat. On September 1st 1942 he was made Gefreiter. 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An SS Soldbuch, constructed of a light grey card stock binding, the interior featuring 28 paginated pages free of any entries, measuring 10.5 cm (w) x 14.5 cm (h), in near mint condition.\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"eMedals","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":46134620946709,"sku":"G53214","price":276.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":false}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0713\/9105\/2053\/files\/l22_mnc2217_331.jpg?v=1693574350"},{"product_id":"germany-heer-the-soldbuch-of-oberwachtmeister-herbert-friedel-knights-cross-recipient-g52297rl2","title":"Germany, Heer. The Soldbuch Of Oberwachtmeister Herbert Friedel, Knight’s Cross Recipient","description":"\u003cp\u003e(Heer Soldbuch für Ritterkreuzträger). A scarce Sturmgeschütz Soldbuch issued to Oberwachtmeister Herbert Friedel, an assault gun platoon commander who received the Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross for heroism on the Eastern Front, constructed of a brown card stock binding with 24 paginated interior pages full of handwritten entries, the cover page bearing a handwritten inscription of “ERSATZAUSFERTIGUNG” indicating that it is a replacement for Friedel’s original Soldbuch (with issue dated 23 May 1944), measuring 108 mm (w) x 148 mm (h), with extensive material fatigue including the loss of Friedel’s photo and detachment of all interior pages from their binding consistent with wartime secretion on Friedel’s person in the field, a fascinating Soldbuch from a noted assault gun commander in good\/fair condition.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e \u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFootnote: Herbert Friedel was born on 10 June 1917 in Bayreuth, Germany. During the Second World War, the majority of his recorded service time was spent in command of a platoon of StuG III assault guns on the Eastern Front, where he was assigned to Sturmgeschütz-Brigade 232. As reflect in the entries contained within his Soldbuch, he was the recipient of numerous awards, including the Black Grade Wound Badge (30 June 1942), the Iron Cross II Class (20 July 1942), the Eastern Front Medal (12 September 1942), the General Assault Badge (10 June 1943), the Iron Cross I Class (20 September 1943), the Silver Grade Wound Badge (21 August 1944) and, most notably, the Knight’s Cross (recorded as 24 August 1944 in the Soldbuch, but also credited on 23 August in records). The latter was awarded for heroic actions on the Eastern Front, where Friedel, at the helm of the last remaining StuG supporting troops of 212. Infanterie-Division near the Lithuanian\/Soviet broder, single-handedly annihilated a company of Soviet armour which was in the process of overrunning a German position, prompting Red Army forces to flee. Friedel subsequently helped to hold the position until the arrival of reinforcements. Records also indicate that Friedel received the German Cross in Gold (19 July 1944), but no entry for the decoration is found in the Soldbuch offered. Friedel survived the war and died in Gräfelfing, Germany, on 22 July 1990.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eHis Armeeoberkommando (AOK) entry for his Knight's Cross is as follows: \"On the 20.07.1944 the Kampfgruppe 212. Infanterie-Division, at the time supported by the surviving Sturmgeschütze of the 232. Sturmgeschütz-Brigade, stood at the Lithuanian border. On this day the Soviets launched a massive assault near Sventupe that succeeded in penetrating the German line along a broad front, and the weakness of the German infantry meant that the Soviets were soon able to pour tanks and motorized infantry through the gap. Their distant objective was Memel and the Baltic sea, a move which would have cut off Heeresgruppe Nord completely. However at this critical moment Wachtmeister Friedel counterattacked the Soviet flank on his own initiative. Along with his Zug he shot up numerous tanks and trucks from the Soviet column, and the shock effect from this furious riposte forced the remainder to flee. Wachtmeister Friedel would go on to hold the newly reconquered frontline with the handful of Grenadiers at hand until reinforcements arrived. 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