A Grouping Of Two First War British Anti-German Propaganda Medal Against German Excesses GTRexclude followed by an assignment to

followed by an assignment to the 2nd Ranger Training Company at Dahlonega

marked "MADE IN ENGLAND" and "STERLING" on the reverse

In 1915 he was transferred to the 107th Reserve Infantry Regiment and deployed on the Western Front

the announcement appearing in the Third Supplement to the London Gazette 29006

Engineer/Top Turret Gunner: T/Sgt

A Grouping Of Two First War British Anti-German Propaganda Medal Against German Excesses GTRexclude followed by an assignment toA grouping of two First War British Anti german Propaganda medals exploiting the German Imperial Armys excesses; both in intentionally crudely cast iron (metal) in the shape of a traditional Iron Cross; with a small suspension ring towards the top of the medal; one reading For Kultur, the other Kaisers Iron Cross; measuring approximately 38 mm x 45 mm; very fine condition. Footnote: These spoof Iron Crosses were dropped over Belgian and French towns