A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Wireless Operator Ground Wing Hold crossed swords and an intertwined

crossed swords and an intertwined banner reading "TORONTO WELCOMES HER SONS" and comes pinned to a four colour vintage ribbon

Hauptmann Greißhardt was flying a Fw 190 A-4 (Factory Number 7051) when he was wounded in combat with a United States Army Air Force B-17 Flying Fortress of the 306th Bomb Group on April 5

in bronze gilt with green enameling

The diplomatic manner in which he dealt with civilian agencies brought about the procurement of hundreds of applicants for commissions for the scarce categories required by the War Department

M-3246 Gunner Vallentine (sic) William Henry HANSON (sic) was a wireless operator for the Forward Observation Officer attached to the Battalion from 3 Canadian Field Regiment

A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Wireless Operator Ground Wing Hold crossed swords and an intertwined(WOG): Brown and white embroidery, on black wool, black cotton mesh backer, 43 mm x 91. 5 mm, part of stitching missing in the bottom of the "C" in "RCAF", nerar extremely fine.