he was admitted to a Convalescent Home on August 28th
when he was awarded the Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal by Government Order 45 in 1935
It was here that he qualified as a Driver (I/C) Class III Wheel on March 6
which presents in a dark grey throughout the torso
depicts raised central map of Crete
United States. A pair of US Army Air Force Badges, c. 1943 Auction Archive he was admitted to a1. Liaison Pilot Flight Badge, in silver, obverse shows spread wings, centre shows L on shield, 23. 1 mm (h) x 75. 7 mm (w), reverse stamped with STERLING and hallmarked by Meyer, evidence of scratch and wear on reverse, extremely fine condition. 2. Aerial Gunner Badge, in silver, obverse shows spread wings, centre shows winged bullet, 23. 1 mm (h) x 75. 7 mm (w), vertical pinback, reverse stamped with STERLING and Meyer mark, slight evidence of wear,