A Puprle Heart To Pte. Cox; Normandy Veteran Wounded In Belgium Newly Listed He was inspected as a
Description
He was inspected as a conscript on May 26th 1941 at the command office in Friedberg
Leaflet entitled "Final Order of the Day by Major General Sir Archibald Cameron MacDonell Commanding 1st Canadian Division" (4 pages
In all 523 awarded
their most vital role was the "Road Watch"
1911 in Birmingham
A Puprle Heart To Pte. Cox; Normandy Veteran Wounded In Belgium Newly Listed He was inspected as aA Puprle Heart to Pte. Cox; Normandy Veteran Wounded in Belgium; Purple Heart (bronze gilt and enamels, un named, 34. 8 mm x 43. 5 mm, on original ribbon with brooch pinback); and Dog Tag (aluminum, stamped "JOSEPH COX 35580549 T43 43 URSULA COX 829 W 3RD AVE GARY IND", 28. 5 mm x 50. 5 mm). Accompanied by his Army of the United States Honorable Discharge Certificate (numbered "173879", dated July 28, 1945, signed by Charles T. Young, Colonel, Medical
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