Germany. A Mint Luftwaffe Officer's Civil Fire Brigade Visor Cap Insignia Newly Listed Dillon was in combat again

Dillon was in combat again and for a second time

Order of the Crown Fourth Class w/Swords

and transferred to the 7th Black Watch in Shetlands in September 1940

before switching to bookkeeping in 1938

The future career in the torpedo weapon led to positions in the torpedo department at Stockholm naval station

Germany. A Mint Luftwaffe Officer's Civil Fire Brigade Visor Cap Insignia Newly Listed Dillon was in combat againA textbook example of a mint and unissued Luftwaffe NCOs Civil Fire Brigade Visor Cap Insignia, constructed of extremely fine quality manufacture aluminum twisted, flat, and rolled silver bullion wires with black horizontal threading to give the insignia more definition; on a blue wool backer, with a blue paper backing and black rayon backer on the reverse; measuring mm (w) x 36 mm (h); in overall mint and unissued condition.