A First War Italian Victory Medal certificate_of_authenticity He is also recognized as

He is also recognized as having received the Military Medal on page 11 of the sixteen page welcome home to the 28th Infantry Battalion "Its Record of Service" publication

1 Clasp - PERSIA

and was hoping for further training as an Electrical Welder

Private Crater was Killed in Action on the first day of the Battle of Frezenberg

the reverse ricasso unmarked

A First War Italian Victory Medal certificate_of_authenticity He is also recognized asA First War Italian Victory Medal Bronze, engraver marked "G. Orsolini MOD" and "F. M. LORIOLI & CASTELLI MILANO" on the obverse, 36. 2 mm, unique ribbon with stripes incorporating the flags of the five Allied Powers (Great Britain, France, Belgium, Italy and the United States), extremely fine.