United States. A Posthumously Awarded Air Medal To Lieutenant Burke, Killed In A Flying Accident At La Tontouta, New Caledonia Hold it was also a good

it was also a good way to make use of ships that would otherwise had been laid up because of the Depression

Footnote: Marie Freeman-Thomas

Sash badge consisting of seven multi layered silver arms with gilt stars in each quadrant

and Sofie Freiin von Follenius (1917)

he was sent to the Voluntary Aid Detachment at Ashford to recuperate on September 15th

United States. A Posthumously Awarded Air Medal To Lieutenant Burke, Killed In A Flying Accident At La Tontouta, New Caledonia Hold it was also a goodIn bronze, engraved "LT. (JG) DONALD R. BURKE USNR APRIL 26 JUNE 5, 1943", measuring 42 mm in diameter, original ribbon with brooch pinback, extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, marked "AIR MEDAL" on the lid, blue velvet medal bed, extensive wear and soiling evident on the exterior, wear in the fabric overlying the hinged area, case fair. Accompanied by an original letter from the Navy Department, Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington,