United Kingdom. A First War Distinguished Conduct Medal, Un-Named Auction Archive the reverse medallion presents two

the reverse medallion presents two figures kneeling at a cross in silver gilt

he switched to the newly established air force in May of 1914

(96923 PTE

with finely toned silver with loss of red enamel as well as green enamel on laurels

for gallantry in action while Commanding the 154th Observation Squadron during the Tunisian Campaign from November 1942 to January 1943

United Kingdom. A First War Distinguished Conduct Medal, Un-Named Auction Archive the reverse medallion presents twoGeorge V, Type I in Field Marshall's uniform. In silver, measuring 36. 5 mm in diameter, contact marks evident on both sides, original ribbon with pinback, the catch on the pinback having broken off, very fine. Footnote: The Distinguished Conduct Medal was instituted on December 4, 1854 and was discontinued in 1993, replaced by the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross. It was awarded to other ranks for acts of gallantry in action, the recipients to use the