however the swords are very typical Godet style
where he was to remain before being transferred on April 2nd to the Manor (County of London) War Hospital at Epsom
with an eagle at the bottom of the badge clutching a propeller
1918 during the Allies’ Hundred Days Offensive against German positions
constructed of high quality multi-coloured machine embroidery
United Kingdom. A First War Pair, To Air Mechanic First Class G.a. Wilson, Royal Air Force United Republic of however the swords are veryBritish War Medal (52991. 1. A. M. G. A. WILSON. R. A. F.); and Victory Medal (52991. 1. A. M. G. A. WILSON. R. A. F.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, edge nicks, contact marks, original ribbons, the BWM with safety pin attachment, fine. Footnote: Air Mechanic First Class G. A. Wilson enlisted with the Royal Air Force on January 1, 1917.