Great Britain. Naval General Service Medal 1915-1962, To Ordinary Signalman J. Burns, Royal Navy certificate_of_authenticity Belt in a thin leather

Belt in a thin leather with a smooth finished dark brown upper

the Navy updated her as to her brother's current status: "The list of prisoners made available by the Japanese through the medium of the International Red Cross has so far failed to include the name of any of the personnel attached to the USS Asheville"

has been cut to fit plastic sleeve)

maker marked "WÄCHTLER & LANGE MITTWEIDA" on the reverse

before being placed in the 2nd Fahrkolonne (Driving Convoy) 181 from mid April to mid July

Great Britain. Naval General Service Medal 1915-1962, To Ordinary Signalman J. Burns, Royal Navy certificate_of_authenticity Belt in a thin leather1 Clasp NEAR EAST. Elizabeth II (D SS. 934244 J. BURNS. ORD. SIG. R. N.). Naming is impressed in capitals. Edge nicks, light contact, very fine.