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Parachutist Badge (Germany)
The German Armed Forces Parachutist Badge ((ドイツ語:Fallschirmspringerabzeichen) or ドイツ語:''Fallschirmschützenabzeichen'') is the badge awarded to and worn by qualified parachutists of the Armed Forces (''Bundeswehr'') of the Federal Republic of Germany. The badge may also be awarded to military service members from allied nations but its authorization and wear is subject to the recipient's national uniform regulations.
== National-Socialist Germany ==
In the National Socialist ''Wehrmacht'', the Parachutist Badge was first established by order of Hermann Göring on November 5, 1936. It was originally awarded to soldiers of the ''Luftwaffe'' after completion of parachute training and the required number of jumps. The badge depicted a diving eagle with a swastika in its claws surrounded by a silver wreath. It was worn over the left breast pocket.
: ''"On January 29th 1936, it was determined that volunteers from I./RGG (1st Batl. Regiment "General Göring" ) would make up the cadre of the first paratrooper training class. Later, in March of that year, the Luftwaffe opened its first jump school at Stendal (Borstel) under Capt. F. W. Immans. The first training course consisted of 24 volunteers, and lasted for two months (May 4th to July 3rd). The first jump licenses (Fallschirmschützenschein) were awarded the day after the course was completed (July 4th, 1936), with Major Bruno Bräuer receiving license number one 1. The first paratrooper badges (Fallschirmschützenabzeichen (Luftwaffe)) would not be awarded until November 5th of that year."'' — Eric Queen, Author of ''RED SHINES THE SUN: A Pictorial History of the Fallschirm-Infanterie''
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