United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor Province of China chipping evident in the white

chipping evident in the white enamels on the arms of the cross at 6 o'clock and 12 o'clock

with castle turrets between each of the star points

Germany’s modern post-war army

Luft 6 at Heydekrug (February 29 to July 1944)

1659 Heavy Conversion Unit (1659 HCU) on April 17

United States. An Air Force Medal of Honor Province of China chipping evident in the whiteIn gilded metal with green enamels, measuring 52. 8 mm (w) x 74. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its suspension with bar inscribed "VALOR" above an adaptation of Jupiter's thunderbolt from the Department of the Air Force's seal, intact enamels, on its original full length neck ribbon with triple snap closure, the octagonal shaped cravat bearing thirteen white stars representing the original thirteen colonies, the ribbon with glue stains from previous board