Original U.S. WWI Scarce American Field Service Medal in Original Box Category_Feed Block Assembly These items belonged to Lieutenant

These items belonged to Lieutenant Junior Grade Paul Johan Wahlstrom USNR who received a Navy Cross for sinking a Japanese Aircraft Carrier during an attack against a major unit of the Japanese Fleet in the Tokyo Bay area on February 17

we have not been successful in sourcing any significant service information related to the said individual

showing a bright finish

The fact that this kit is in unissued complete condition is truly amazing

Apr 6 – Verona

Original U.S. WWI Scarce American Field Service Medal in Original Box Category_Feed Block Assembly These items belonged to LieutenantOriginal Item. Only One Available. The American Field Service (1914 1917) was a volunteer ambulance corps comprised mostly of college men from the US. The American Field Service (AFS) of nearly 2,500 operated ambulances in direct support of French combat divisions, transporting the wounded from the front lines to field hospitals. They were the first American citizens to serve in the First World War. This is an extremely scarce example of the American