A Second War American Rip Cord Club Of The World Badge Newly Listed The Battalion was opposite a

The Battalion was opposite a junction point in the enemy lines that marked the boundary between the Chinese 39th and 40th Armies (commanded by Generals Xinquan and Yucheng respectively)

Two Second War Campaign Stars - Africa Star

Most Excellent Order of the British Empire - 49

62mm x 62mm

dual intact prongs) and a soft-covered binder containing four pages of his Service Records from the National Archives

A Second War American Rip Cord Club Of The World Badge Newly Listed The Battalion was opposite aSilver, maker marked "H. J. CO" on the reverse, 40 mm x 48 mm, missing its horizontal pinback, light contact, very fine. Footnote: In a letter written by George Loudon to the Newcastle News and published on Friday December 8, 1933, he described the differences between the Caterpillar Club badge and the Rip Cord Club of the World badge: To become a member of the Caterpillar Club, a person must make an emergency jump, saving his or her life by the use