Original German WWII DRK Red Cross Officer's Dagger with Scabbard and Damaged Crossguard - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz WWI Nixon grew increasingly dissatisfied with

Nixon grew increasingly dissatisfied with Abrams' performance during Operation Lam Son 719 and had debated for some time whether to recall Abrams

Condition is good with some oxidation as shown

wounds and injuries sustained by glider crashes and enemy fire on the night of 5–6 June 1944 during the Normandy landings

indicating it was used by a field medic

Original German WWII DRK Red Cross Officer's Dagger with Scabbard and Damaged Crossguard - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz WWI Nixon grew increasingly dissatisfied withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely service used example of a very rare German Red Cross (DRK) Officer's Dagger, complete with its nickel plated scabbard. Unlike the more commonly found EM NCO Hewer, these daggers have a double edged spear point blade, which is actually fairly sharp near the tip. These were worn by officer's, and not intended for the utility use of the hewer, so they utilize more standard German WWII Dagger