United States. An Air Force Medal Of Honor With Case certificate_of_authenticity Kurdistan 1922–1924

Kurdistan 1922–1924

hallmarked and numbered "40006" on the reverse

crazing and wear present on the upper from active use

He was to be treated for the next eight months at MHCC Regina before being discharged as "being no longer physically fit for War Service" on October 9

United States. An Air Force Medal Of Honor With Case certificate_of_authenticity Kurdistan 1922–1924Bronze gilt with green enamels, maker marked "H. L. P." and marked "G. I." on the reverse, 52. 7 mm x 75. 5 inclusive of its thunderbolts, wings and VALOR suspension, on full length neck ribbon with thirteen star octagonal cravat pad, triple snap closures, intact enamels, very light contact on the reverse, extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, marked "MEDAL OF HONOR" on the lid, case also extremely fine.