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He was discharged from the Service under Routine Order 1029 (10) as "Unable to meet the required military physical standards" at No
Carney was discharged on December 29
8 mm) and a CD containing forty-three pages with copies of his Computer Card (documenting the medals he was to receive)
WELLINGTON R-66100)
the inscription "VÖLKERKRIEG 1914" (International War 1914) above and engraver marked "BALMBERGER" below
An Iron Cross First Class By Klein & Quenzer With Case Auction He was discharged from theMagnetic iron core, flat, makers mark 65 (for Klein & Quenzer, Idar Oberstein) stamped on the outside of the pin, in extremely fine condition; in black case of issue, case also extremely fine.