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He completed his training at the 232nd Combat Crew Training School in Dalhart Texas on April 29
1875 in Goerlitz in the Prussian province of Posen
It includes a certificate of authenticity by Detlev Niemann
It was awarded for outstanding contributions to the development and strengthening of peaceful cooperation and friendship between Yugoslavia and other nations
Austria, Second Republic. A Lot of Two Military Merit Medals “Signum Laudis”, Museum Exhibition Examples, c. 1960 Newly Listed He completed his training at(Militrverdienstmedaillen Signum Laudis). Instituted March 12th, 1890. (c. 1960 Museum Exhibition Examples). A lot of two Austrian Imperial Military Merit Medals, consisting of: 1. Military Merit Medal (Karl I). A circular gilded bronze medal, the obverse depicting the rightward facing profile of Karl I that is circumscribed by his name and title in Latin, the reverse inscribed Signum Laudis in capitalized Latin within a partial laurel oak leaf
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