United States. An American Society Of The Army Of The Potomac In Gold, C.1890 Archive An interwar manufacture example of

An interwar manufacture example of a Luftwaffe Radio Operator & Air Gunner “Fliegerschützenabzeichen” badge by this maker

in states that during the Second Battle of Ypres: "When General Keary moved up to his advanced headquarters near St

the belt inserted into a polished non-magnetic metal buckle on one end

He was subsequently transferred to the 2nd Battery of the 107th Artillery Regiment and was killed in action in the Soviet Union on 23 December 1941

he was discharged for illegally absenting himself on May 28

United States. An American Society Of The Army Of The Potomac In Gold, C.1890 Archive An interwar manufacture example ofA 14K Gold double Maltese cross enamelled in red, with badges of six of the corps assigned to the army, the centre obverse presents a seal with a crescent moon, a star, and the cipher AP, the reverse is engraved with the number 721, measuring 33. 12 mm (w) x 33. 12 mm (h), with a top piece of crossed cavalry sabres, attached to a blue and white ribbon, a pair of crossed cannons below the ribbon, and in near very fine condition. Footnote: The Society