United Kingdom. A First War Mons Star Medal Group, Royal Dublin Fusiliers visually-hidden coat-of-arms and ribbon banners on

coat-of-arms and ribbon banners on a white metal base

The defence of India and the retention of a position from which Burma could be re-entered now became of primary importance

The latter is stamped with a partially-legible size mark of “54”

13th Foreign Legion Half Brigade

5 Jak-9 and one IL-2

United Kingdom. A First War Mons Star Medal Group, Royal Dublin Fusiliers visually-hidden coat-of-arms and ribbon banners onA 1914 Star, in bronze gilt, reverse impressed 11078 PTE J. DOWLING. R. DUB: FUS., worn on original ribbon with 5TH AUG. 22ND. NOV. 1914., ribbon lightly soiled, in very fine condition. A First War Victory Medal, rim impressed 135519. PTE. 1. B. TOYNTON. R. A. F., suspension ring bent, no ribbon, light wear, remains in very fine condition. A First War Victory Medal, rim impressed 553157 PTE. C. J. F. MITCHELL. 16 LOND. R., worn on original ribbon,