Description
he was named Vice Commander of the Seventeenth Air Force
and led the liberation of the mouth of the Scheldt River
our squadron was struck with a sudden terrible and concentrated Flak attack while at an altitude of 2700 m
period repair to catch
the lid bearing a silver number “25” within a cogwheel
Serbia, Kingdom. Two Bravery Medals "Miloš Obilic", Gold and Silver Grades United Republic of he was named Vice CommanderMedalja za hrabrost "Milo Obilic"). Instituted in 1913. Gold Grade: in bronze gilt, measuring 36 mm in diameter, exhibiting spotting, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye; and Silver Grade: in frosted silver, measuring 36 mm in diameter, exhibiting scattered silvering wear, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye. Together, extremely fine. Footnote: The Bravery Medal "Milo Obilic" was instituted on July 12, 1913 and was awarded
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