A Gold Grade Tamgha-E-Bharat (Soldier’s Medal) Azad Hind Medal Without Swords Buy Now the Royal Flying Corps and

the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service merged to form the Royal Air Force on April 1

size stamped in black ink "52" in the dome

as well as two memorials cut from a news paper on the inside cover - possibly friends or the soldier himself

1864 at Gallipolis

A Gold Grade Tamgha-E-Bharat (Soldier’s Medal) Azad Hind Medal Without Swords Buy Now the Royal Flying Corps andIn gilded zink, but with the original gilding worn off; on silvered loop for suspension; accompanied by its period original ribbon; measuring 36. 43 mm in diameter; weighing 15. 9 grams; very fine condition. Footnote: The Tamgha e Bharat (Soldiers Medal) Azad Hind Medal was a medal awarded with swords for valour in combat, and without swords for non combatants. The Azad Hind decorations were instituted by Subhas Chandra Bose while in Germany,