Reuss, Principality. An Honour Cross for the Campaigns of 1814-1815 Newly Listed the medal carries an oak

the medal carries an oak branch and ranks sixth in the order of precedence of Norwegian medals

He was present during the 9th Frontier war and not a replacement recruit sent during 1879

The Combined Pilot & Observer Badge award document is named to Oberleutnant Ahlert

It belonged to a radio operator

he was sent to Germany to further his education

Reuss, Principality. An Honour Cross for the Campaigns of 1814-1815 Newly Listed the medal carries an oak(Ehrenkreuz fr die Feldzge 1814 und 1815). Instituted 1814 by Heinrich XIII of Reuss Greiz, Heinrich XLII of Reuss Schleiz, Heinrich LIV of Reuss Lobenstein, and Heinrich LI of Reuss Ebersdorf. (1814 1815 issue). Constructed of toned bronze, on loop for suspension from a period but incorrect ribbon, consisting of a Cross Patte, the obverse bearing a central wreathed monogram of Prince Heinrich, with each arm bearing the Roman numeral of the individual