A Miniature Order Of The Crown By Godet Newly Listed in that his wounds were

in that his wounds were received during the World War I (1916) and he died twenty-nine years later

Naming is officially impressed on the NGSM and the RNLSGCM

Furious relatives protested and some of the dead were returned to their loved ones for burial

Pembroke II at the Training Base in Chatham on April 1

as a B-24 pilot assigned to the Eighth Air Force

A Miniature Order Of The Crown By Godet Newly Listed in that his wounds wereA Miniature Order of the Crown Bronze gilt, 6 mm x 7 mm, maker marked "J. GODET & SOHN BERLIN W." and marked "KONIGL. HOFJUWELIERE" (King's Jeweller) on the buttonhole attachment, original blue bow ribbon fed through the loop, extremely fine.