Group war disabled Gefreiter RAD and IR282 98.ID Russia

(D22035)
Franz Herzog, Lance Corporal (Gefreiter) Army Infantry and Arbeitsmann RAD

1) Decorative discharge certificate RAD, Reichsarbeitsdienst, 29.11.42. RAD Arbeitsgau XXX Bayern-Hochland.
2) Iron Cross 2nd Class, 5.12.43. Signed by the CO of the 98.Infanterie-Divisionm, Martin Gareis. Fieldpost number 02987: Kommando 98. Infanterie-Division.
3) Wound Badge in Black, 30.7.43. Issued for his injury on 22.7.43. Signed by the CO of III./Grenadier-Regiment 282, Hauptmann
4) Wound Badge in Silver preliminary issue, 3.3.44. Bad condition, repaired at the fold with adhesive tape. Signed by an Oberst of Reservelazarett Tutzing.
5) Field post cover Reservelazarett Tutzing, 9.7.44.
6) ID card for severely disabled war victims, 27.9.44. With pass photo.
7) ID card for severely disabled war victims with severe brain injuries, 22.2.45. Issued by the NSKOV, NS-War Victims Organization. With pass photo.
8) ID card for severely disabled war victims, 1966. With pass photo.
9) ID card for severely disabled war victims, 1980. With pass photo.
10) Fieldpost cover with death notification card of his cousin Gebirgsjäger Unteroffizier Franz Wetzel KIA 21.8.42 in Leningrad. Send by his aunt 8.9.42 to Arbeitsmann Franz Herzog fieldpost number 31987: RAD-Abt. 1/301

Born 1924 in Edelstetten living in Langenhaslach. Till Nov.42 RAD service with RAD Arbeitsgau XXX Bayern-Hochland, RAD-Abt. 1/301 in Grafing München. He served 1943 with 12./Grenadier-Regiment 282 of the 98.Infanterie-Division active in Middle and Southern Russia (Gshatsk, Spass-Demensk, Brjansk, Kuban, Krim). He got wounded for the first time on 22.7.43 but stayed at the front. He got wounded more severely on 3.11.43 and was hospitalized in Germany. He was finally discharged from military service because he was disabled suffering from severe brain damage.