He re-enlisted for three years' additional service on three occasions (April 11
this may well be one of the very last Guelphic Medal groups to surface and be released by the recipients' descendants
dated 26 February 1944
age three months as of October 15
illustrating the Hungarian coat-of-arms fronting a base bearing a straight armed cross (AKA cannon cross)
Somalia, Republic. A Lot of Military Valour Stars and Medals visually-hidden He re-enlisted for three years'A Military Star of Valour, in bronze, measures 42. 63mm (w) x 44. 46mm (h), weighs 19. 9 grams inclusive of ribbon, light contact, a rare medal in very fine condition. A Military Star of Valour, in silvered bronze, measures 42. 33mm (w) x 44. 28mm (h), weighs 23. 6 grams inclusive of ribbon, light contact marks, a rare medal in very fine condition. A Military Valor Medal, in bronze, measures 32. 90mm (d), weighs 15. 3 grams, contact marks to reverse,