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Repro General Assault Badge in SilverCreated on June 1st 1940, the general assault badge was created for combat engineers, members of the artillery, anti aircraft and anti tank who supported infantry units in combat. It could also be awarded to medical personnel attending to battlefield casualties in "close combat conditions". Prior to the introduction of the Tank Destruction Badge, the General Assault Badge could be conferred for the single handed destruction of tanks or armoured
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