United Kingdom. A Distinguished Flying Cross 1942, with Second Award Bar 1943 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic allowing his initials to be

allowing his initials to be used on their souvenirs) on the upper arm and "I

He was still listed as being with the 1st Divisional Signal Company when he left Woodcote Park on February 16th

and nominal rolls such actions as the Charge of the Heavy Brigade casualties

He is wearing properly fitted glasses which give relief in close work

surrounded by multiple red enamelled rays

United Kingdom. A Distinguished Flying Cross 1942, with Second Award Bar 1943 Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic allowing his initials to beGeorge VI, GRI. In silver, date engraved "1942" on the reverse of the arm at 6 o'clock, the Second Award Bar date engraved "1943" on its reverse, dark patina, very light contact, original ribbon, bearing an American style brooch attachment for an American ribbon bar, near extremely fine.