United Kingdom. A First War Air Force Cross, Miniature Auction Archive Each side bears six embroidered

Each side bears six embroidered cotton loops for the attachment of foliage to the helmet

He was transferred to the Canadian Army Medical Depot at Shorncliffe on April 6th

at the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal (August 23

then assigned to the 17th Attack Group in July 1936

He is credited with having served in Normandy and Northern France

United Kingdom. A First War Air Force Cross, Miniature Auction Archive Each side bears six embroideredIn silver, "GRI" monogram (King George V) above the date "1918" on the reverse, measuring 21. 5 mm (w) x 26. 5 mm inclusive of its integral ring, original post 1919 ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Air Force Cross was awarded to officers and warrant officers of the Royal Air Force. It was instituted in 1918, for gallantry on non operational missions and for meritorious service on flying duties.