United States. A Signed Photograph of Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, Lieutenant, Nathan Green Gordon, Patrol Squadron 34 visually-hidden Canadian Field Artillery)

Canadian Field Artillery)

the old numbers were not freed up for new members

Major von Vollard-Bockelberg was taken over by the Reichwehr when he accepted the position of a regimental leader in the General Staff of Group Command 2 in Kassel

(Marine-NSKK Mützenabzeichen)

measuring 85 mm (w) x 35 mm (h))

United States. A Signed Photograph of Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient, Lieutenant, Nathan Green Gordon, Patrol Squadron 34 visually-hidden Canadian Field Artillery)In black and white, gloss finish, signed "Nathan G. Gordon" across his upper chest on the obverse, measuring 64 mm (w) x 91 mm (h), extremely fine. Accompanied by a photocopy of his citation, signed by him "To Joe, with best wishes Nathan G. Gordon USNR CMH 2 15 44" at the base. Footnote: Nathan Green Gordon was born on September 4, 1916 in Morrilton, Conway County, Arkansas, the son of Edward Gordon and the former Ada Ruth Bearden and made his home