United States. A Mexican Border Service Medal, To Private Harold S. Staysa, New York Army National Guard Buy Now the award was potentially and

the award was potentially and only temporarily retained by Decree No 2424-1 of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation of March 2

Hugh Bryan Hester (August 5

The camp was liberated on April 30

Naming is officially in large capitals

the aircraft completely destroyed and taking fire

United States. A Mexican Border Service Medal, To Private Harold S. Staysa, New York Army National Guard Buy Now the award was potentially andIn bronze, number impressed "9300" on the edge, measuring 32 mm in diameter, bruised, spotting, light contact, incorrect replacement ribbon, better than very fine. Footnote: This Mexican Border Service Medal (#9300) was issued to Harold S. Staysa. He was the son of Ernest Staysa and Cora Staysa of Potter County, Pennsylvania and was a resident of Potter County, when he enlisted as a Private with the New York Army National Guard at nearby Belfast, New