A Finnish Order of Liberty Cross
Men from Brussels (Ainleyville was renamed in 1872) formed part of the 2nd Contingent of the 33rd Battalion in World War I and were part of the "Fighting 61st" in World War II
The examiner noted that Paquin had been previously employed by the Department of Vocational Training as an Instructor in Radio and Electronics in General and had directly been connected and instructing in Radio for the past four years
Brown was named Group Captain in 1954
that he was part of an Active Militia
A Geschwader Horst Wessel Cufftitle; Officers Version Hold A Finnish Order of LibertyA Geschwader Horst Wessel Cufftitle; Officers Version In white thread on blue Luftwaffe wool backing, bordered by 3mm silver wire edging, repaired re stitched the center (probably accidentally cut), full length, approximately 45cm, very good quality, about fine condition, and very rare. Introduced in 1936 and worn by Fliegergeschwader Dortmund, later renamed Zerst? rer geschwader 142, and ultimately Zerstrergeschwader 26, heavy destroyer Fighter