United States. A French-Made Army Air Service Flying Goggles, Attributed To Herbert D. Smith Hold A Solid Silver War Merit

A Solid Silver War Merit Cross 1st Class - marked on reverse “L/52 900” (C

Between 1939 and 1944 he served in several battalions

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Forty-six seaman received the Navy Cross for their efforts in the rescue

A 1949-53 RCAF Pilot's Wing

United States. A French-Made Army Air Service Flying Goggles, Attributed To Herbert D. Smith Hold A Solid Silver War MeritGoggles are constructed with wide oval shaped glass lenses housed in lightweight metal frames, the lenses sightly tinted, the inside of each lens lined in white fur, the open sides with a thin khaki mesh covering, a piece of tan leather that forms the nose piece and travels over the tops of the lenses and terminates as the panels on the sides, the underside of which is lined in white chamois leather, the right side panel maker marked in gold coloured