From a series of photographs showing the ᛋᛋ-Pazergrenadier-regiment 25/ 12.ᛋᛋ-Panzergrenadierdivision "Hitlerjugend" in Rots/La Villeneuve, Normandy, France, published in Stuttgarter Illustrierte on 21 June 1944.   Pictured is ᛋᛋ-Sturmmann Otto Funk (6 June 1926 - 11 September 2011), a member of 15.Kompanie.   Source:   https://ww2gravestone.com/famous-photo-otto-funk-unit-normandy/  

Thank you for this Mr. Bushido! Much appreciated.

Edelweisse is correct "65", manufacturer: Klein & Quenzer

Some recent photo's:          

Appears “65”…..”85” wasn’t 

Just picked this up and wanted to ask for any help on it. I know very little about German awards. It has a 85 or 65 stamped on the suspension ring. Thanks for any info. Ken

Giving them false hope. They were all doomed.  

German prisoners of war in the U.S.S.R. at a canteen/"commissary".  Notice U.S.S.R. banknotes being used, especially the 1 Chevronets (1938) being held by the soldier in the middle of the second image.   Source:   (First two images)   https://www.rbth.com/history/326114-was-soviet-captivity-hell-pows    

Source:   https://www.rbth.com/history/334413-courland-pocket-latvia-wwii  

One more from The Longest Day, mock up, here in the Sainte-Mère-Église Drop sequence.

Another pair of German ribbon bars with USAF Marksmanship ribbons. Don't know how they or where they were awarded for. Suggestion was foreign cadets attending the US AF Academy. Who knows.  

13. (Württembergisches) Infanterie-Regiment 1927