An American Twenty-Four Ribbons On An Eight Level Ribbon Bar Buy Now mainly on territory that is

mainly on territory that is now Lebanon

1918 (760746 CPL

He ceased to be attached to the CCD and was struck off strength at Buxton for Canada

Suitable for Air or Administrative staff duties in his acting rank

1945 and cited for his Military Cross "In recognition of gallant and distinguished service in Burma" in the London Gazette 3381 on June 28

An American Twenty-Four Ribbons On An Eight Level Ribbon Bar Buy Now mainly on territory that isLevel one: Silver Star and Legion of Merit with two bronze oak leaves; level two: Distinguished Flying Cross with one silver and one bronze bronze oak leaf and Bronze Star with "V" device; level three: Air Medal with one silver and two bronze oak leaves and Purple Heart; level four: Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with "V" device, Air Force and Army Presidential Unit Citation with three bronze stars and Navy and Marine Corps Presidential Unit