A Military General Service To The Royal Artillery For Corunna certificate_of_authenticity in August of 1943 Weichs

in August of 1943 Weichs was appointed the commander of the Army Group F in the Balkans defending from possible Allied invasion in what was seen as Germany

Quickly re-employed at the Public Relations Department of the War Office

wear in the corners

029 other ranks

McIntyre saw service with Niobe

A Military General Service To The Royal Artillery For Corunna certificate_of_authenticity in August of 1943 WeichsA Military General Service to the Royal Artillery for Corunna CORUNNA (ADAM CROOK, R. ARTy), named spelled without the "s" (Crooks), 36. 2 mm, pleasing dark patina, light contact, extremely fine. Accompanied by a soft covered binder with plastic sleeves, containing copies of his Service Records and Discharge Papers from the National Archives, along with assorted research papers. Footnote: Adam Crooks (or sometimes spelled "Crook" as per the medal) was