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He had both iron crosses, a four year service cross, that I know for certain. In the pow camp I believe he received at least the document for the front flying clasp. That was in bronze, (for twenty missions),and uncertain if he received the silver version, which was for sixty missions. He told me he remembered about fifty missions definitely. When I go through veteran/next of kin) photo archive, I'll try to post a photo.
There is one I remember in the book "The hardest day" by Alfred Price, where Julius is photographed after becoming a pow.