Japan, Empire. An Order of the Golden Kite, IV. Class, c.1920 Republic of The training planes were Curtis

The training planes were Curtis JN-4 "Jennys" (1917-1919)

Submarine K-I in 1917 and was appointed as a Sub-Lieutenant

Gilt bronze medallion with a five-point star in white enamel

Includes: Automobile Mechanic

A WWI Headquarters 2nd Brigade NY State Marksmanship Badge - Bronze with white and black enamels

Japan, Empire. An Order of the Golden Kite, IV. Class, c.1920 Republic of The training planes were Curtis( (Kinshi kunsho). Instituted on February 12th, 1890. (c. 1920 issue). Constructed of silver and multi coloured enamels, the obverse depicting a silver Kite (bird) superimposed on an eight pointed star with 32 rays enameled in red, with two crossed ancient shields enameled in blue, two crossed spears with silver heads enameled yellow with a red banner on either side bearing a tomoe, the reverse plain, with four screws for the attachment of the