A Canadian Forces' Decoration To Flight Lieutenant A.d. Speare; Rcaf GTRexclude and Victory Medal (55123 L

and Victory Medal (55123 L

3 mm inclusive of its gilt and red enamelled half moon and star suspension

WILLIS O'CONNOR

They assumed that the Germans would respect the terms of the Geneva Convention

Ukrainian: Генеральна губернія) was an occupied area of the Second Republic of Poland that was under colonial administration of Nazi Germany during World War II

A Canadian Forces' Decoration To Flight Lieutenant A.d. Speare; Rcaf GTRexclude and Victory Medal (55123 LQEII (F L A. D. SPEARE). Naming is engraved. Original ribbon, well worn and polished, fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, Canadian coat of arms and marked "CANADA" on the lid, soiled exterior, case also fine. Footnote: Flight Lieutenant A. D. Speare, Royal Canadian Air Force was with 2420 Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron (Auxiliary) RCAF, in London, Ontario, on June 29, 1959, when Phase Two of the Reserve Tradesmen Training Plan began. As