United Kingdom. The Tunic of George Medal Recipient, Major-General Patrick Ian Crawford, Royal Army Medical Corps Buy Now light contact marks

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with a background designed with a series of impressed "M's"

the obverse medallion features a blue enamelled field with three central coronets with inscription PRO PATRIA (“for the fatherland”)

The remainder features an historically-significant compilation of photos showing “Polizeibataillon” personnel overseeing the forced of Polish civilians to trains for relocation to the General Government

Because of a nervous affection Kesselring wore an almost continuous smile which among Allied soldiers gave him the nickname of “Smiling Albert”

United Kingdom. The Tunic of George Medal Recipient, Major-General Patrick Ian Crawford, Royal Army Medical Corps Buy Now light contact marksIncludes: 1. Tropical Dress Tunic: exterior in khaki cotton, both shoulders incorporating button down epaulette straps, each of which bears a Queen's crown in silvered metal, both straps secured in place via a silvered button bearing the Royal Army Medical Corps insignia. Fed through the epaulette on the right side is a maroon aiguillette cord and terminates in a knot behind the button on the right breast pocket. Both collars bear Royal Army Medical