Bavaria, Kingdom. A Military Medical Medal, In Silver, C.1925 Newly Listed which in turn sits flush

which in turn sits flush with the wooden handle that shows only minor shrinkage from age

the obverse with a finely-detailed Prussian imperial eagle clutching a sceptre and orb

and two others who were serving during the war: George Cornelius Luiz (who was serving aboard the Tambor-class diesel-electric submarine USS Tambor (SS-198) and the Cleveland-class light cruiser USS Wilkes-Barre (CL-103)) and John Celestine Luiz (who was serving aboard the destroyer tender USS Dixie (AD-14) and the Balao-class submarine USS Carp (SS/AGSS/IXSS-338)

The fifth photograph illustrates a seated Lieutenant Immelmann

Third Republic medals:

Bavaria, Kingdom. A Military Medical Medal, In Silver, C.1925 Newly Listed which in turn sits flush(Silberne Militr Verdienst Medaille). Instituted 8 November 1812 by King Maximilian I Joseph. (c. 1925 reissue). Constructed of silver, on loop for suspension from its period original ribbon, the obverse bearing a raised leftward facing profile of King Maximilian I Joseph, circumscribed by name and title in Latin, the reverse bearing a wreathed inscription of OB MILITES INTER PROELIA ET ARTE ET VIRTUTE SERVATOS (FOR SOLDIERS SAVED FROM BATTLE BY SKILL