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Otto Funk walked from New York City to San Francisco between June 28, 1928 and July 25,1929. He walked 4165 miles and played his fiddle the whole way. He was struck by a rattlesnake in Arizona. He slew the snake and took its rattle for a souvenir, then walked to the doctor's office for treatment before finishing his journey.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Funk)
Normandy Then & Now: Otto Funk and his unit
Normandy Then & Now: Otto Funk and his unit
You’ve probably seen one of the most famous photographs taken in Normandy, 1944, already that show the young Waffen-SS soldier Otto Funk with a ‘Thousand Yard Stare’. Funk was only 18 years old at that time, had been fighting continuously for days; almost no sleep and Allied planes were interfering every German move which caused many soldiers to worry. He fought with the 12. SS-Panzer-Division…
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Waffen-SS Sturmann Machine-gunner Otto Funk
photos from June 1944 (following the Normandy invasion)
and from Dec 1944 ( The Ardennes Offensive ) aka The Battle of the Bulge
