Oberst Wächsmut commander of the German 163 division, decorating distinguished Finnish officers who are from lieutenant colonel Ahonen regiment with Iron crosses.

Gumboritsa 1942.03.21

Receiving Iron crosses

Tired Finnish pilot gets some sleep. Usually, pilots had to sleep on the grass close to their planes cause alarm could be sounded any moment.
Immola 1944.07.02

General Erik Heinrichs (1891-1983) at home with his brothers Olof (1891-1983), Gunnar (1893-1953) and Bertil (1897-1992). All three of them are Colonels. Kulosaari, Helsinki. 8 March 1943.

They all served in the Prussian 27th Jäger Battalion (Finnish volunteers) 1915-18 and fought the Finnish Civil War after returning home. Olof resigned from active service in 1919 but was active in Civil Guard 1923-1933. 

They all served in different tasks in Finland's wars during WW2. Most notable one of them, Erik, commanded the Army of the Isthmus (1940) and Army of Karelia (1941-42). He became General of Infantry in 1941, and was Chief of the General Staff 1942-44. He received 1st and 2nd class Mannerheim Cross. Olof was promoted to Colonel in 1942, Gunnar in 1933 and Bertil in 1940.