A Memorial Cross To Private Rose; Artillery Casualty Outside Caen 1944 Hold from March 3 to September

from March 3 to September 13

(High Command of the Armed Forces)

obverse illustrating the right-facing bust of George Washington

this officer has displayed a fine fighting spirit and outstanding enthusiasm to engage the enemy wherever possible

Brunette was awarded the Military Medal for bravery in the field on February 23

A Memorial Cross To Private Rose; Artillery Casualty Outside Caen 1944 Hold from March 3 to SeptemberGRVI (B. 134438 PTE. E. A. ROSE). Naming is officially engraved. Suspended from a hanger but missing its pinback, light contact, near extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, GRVI crown on the lid, lightly soiled medal bed, case also near extremely fine. Accompanied by a Photograph of His Original Grave Marker (black and white, matte finish, marked "BENY sur MER CANADIAN CEMETERY PLOT VII ROW A GRAVE 4" on the reverse, 77 mm x 118 mm) and a