one with an "O" (Ordnance)
A Royal Military College Cross Country Medal to Lieutenant-Colonel George Edward Knox-Peebles
the casualties of the former division have not been particularly heavy and it may be expected to provide the infantry to cover the withdrawal of the enemy forces on our right front
surrounded by the inscription "FROM THE OFFICERS" and dated "1914-1918" below the insignia
Attributed to Flying Officer Lieutenant Gerald Alfred Learn
An American Second War To Louis R. Focacci, 6Th Armored Division, United States Army certificate_of_authenticity one with an "O" (Ordnance)United States; Silver Star (two piece construction, silver star placed upon a bronze gilt star shaped base, engraved "LOUIS R. FOCACCI" on the reverse, 34. 5 mm x 35. 5 mm, original ribbon with brooch pinback); and Purple Heart (two piece construction, bronze gilt with purple, red, white and green enamels, engraved "LOUIS R. FOCACCI" on the reverse, 35. 2 mm x 43. 5 mm, original ribbon with brooch pinback). Intact enamels, extremely fine. Both awards