United States. A West Indies Naval Campaign Medal To P. O'grady, United States Navy, Uss Iowa Hold the loss of intrinsic factor

the loss of intrinsic factor leads to vitamin B12 deficiency)

After passing the necessary examination

Footnote: It was awarded to volunteers and staff of the Dutch Red Cross in recognition of Red Cross work

at the age of 94

1942 and signed by Captain and Group Leader Heinrich Jung (1912–1943)

United States. A West Indies Naval Campaign Medal To P. O'grady, United States Navy, Uss Iowa Hold the loss of intrinsic factor(Sampson Medal) SANTIAGO (5), SAN JUAN. P. R (in bronze, engraved "P. O'GRADY. U. S. NAVY" on the edge, obverse illustrating the left facing bust of Rear Admiral William T. Sampson, inscribed "U. S. NAVAL CAMPAIGN WEST INDIES 1898" above, "WILLIAM T. SAMPSON" to the left and "COMMANDER IN CHIEF" to the right of the bust, engraver marked "B" (Charles E. Barber), reverse designed by George T. Morgan, illustrating a Navy officer, a Sailor and a Marine