Egypt, Republic. An Order Of The Star Of Honor, I Class Star, C.1960 GTRexclude A WWII RAF Aide-de-Camp Epaulette

A WWII RAF Aide-de-Camp Epaulette - In wool with lether backing

Keeper Pugh was on the beach when Midgett came into sight

He was immediately transferred for training to the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps School at Camp Borden

or may have been ordered by an air gunner privately

Belgium against a Camel

Egypt, Republic. An Order Of The Star Of Honor, I Class Star, C.1960 GTRexclude A WWII RAF Aide-de-Camp EpauletteInstituted 1957. A beautiful and impressive star in silver, Egyptian silver fineness hallmarked on reverse as well as on pin; centre displays deep blood red enamels, measuring 66mm (w) x 68mm (h), overall an rare badge that stands in better than extremely fine condition. Footnote: Awarded to armed forces officer's who have performed heroic and extraordinary deeds, sacrifice in the field, or outstanding bravery in the line of duty.