The WWII German General Assault Badge Replica is a meticulously crafted reproduction of the original General Assault Badge (Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen), a distinguished military award instituted during World War II. This badge was conferred to members of the German army, Waffen-SS, and the Ordnungspolizei for their exceptional support in infantry attacks, particularly for those who were not part of the frontline infantry units. Designed by Wilhelm Ernst Peekhaus in Berlin, the badge features an oval disc showcasing the Wehrmacht eagle with outstretched wings, grasping a swastika above a crossed bayonet and assault grenade, symbolizing combat bravery and dedication to duty.

This Grade 50 replica represents the level of achievement achieved on June 22, 1943, honoring soldiers who engaged in a significant number of assaults. Notable for its intricate details, the badge includes a small number "50" embedded at the bottom of the elegant oak leaf wreath, signifying a high degree of commendation for courageous and repeated involvement in combat operations. Collectors will find this item to be an invaluable addition to their displays, embodying a significant chapter in military history that acknowledges the complex narratives of World War II. The badge serves educational purposes, shedding light on historical events and figures.