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Kleist wrote "Major Wulf - as commander of the 111st Infantry Regiment stormed the commanding heights of Montrebeau
The funeral procession left the chapel to a muffled drum beat and moved to the graveside where the guards of honor representing the German Armed Forces
which consisted of the survivors of the 6th Somersets (under Captain Lance) and 10th Durham L
He served one year of bank apprenticeship with the Royal Bank of Scotland
marked RZM 36/38
Canada. A 48th Highlanders Regiment Cap Badge C.1904 certificate_of_authenticity Kleist wrote "Major Wulf -A 48th Highlanders Regiment Cap Badge c. 1904 53 mm x 59 mm, die stamped brass, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Founded in 1891, the Regiment's service has included Operation Recuperation, the Golan Heights, Korea, South Africa, Cambodia, Cyprus, Bosnia, and Afghanistan to name only a few and of course, along with the First World War (15th Infantry Battalion, CEF), the Second World War and the Boer War. The Regiment is allied with the British
