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Army Air Force patch on the right shoulder
It is also noted on the Pension Record card that he died on 25 May 1919
Each allied nation would design a 'Victory Medal' for award to their own nationals
but in essence identical
By early '44 he was the chief surgeon for all air forces operating the Mediterranean
Original World War Two Photograph Collection, 8th Air Force, Military Police, 486th Bomb Group Commonwealth Army Air Force patch onA collection of nine World War Two era photographs, all with hand written annotation on the rear, reading "Sudsbury", and some variation on 'England '44'. This can only be RAF Sudbury, home of the 8th Air Force 486th Bomb Group, one of the groups which converted from the B 24 to the B 17 mid war. One of the photographs is named "Cpl Aton" and this chap is in at least four of the photographs. Three of the photographs are taken out side the same