Canada, CEF. A British War Medal to Pte. Smuck, RAMC, KIA on the Hospital Ship Llandovery Castle, Torpedoed by U-86 on June 28, 1918 United Republic of adjusted with functional gilded lion

adjusted with functional gilded lion head buckles

one with the white enamels missing on the arm at 9 o'clock

for the German invasion of Poland he was appointed head of his own Army Corps "Weichs"

being promoted to Reichsbahnoberinspektor on 1 October 1930

Wien” on the ribbon between the eagle’s heads and the crown

Canada, CEF. A British War Medal to Pte. Smuck, RAMC, KIA on the Hospital Ship Llandovery Castle, Torpedoed by U-86 on June 28, 1918 United Republic of adjusted with functional gilded lionA British War Medal, in silver, rim impressed 03676 PTE. D. R. SMUCK. C. A. M. C., dark patina, minor wear, extremely fine. Footnote: David Radcliffe Smuck was born on May 18, 1893 in Sarnia, Ontario. He enlisted on June 28, 1915. He served with the Canadian Army Medical Corp aboard the Hospital Ship Llandovery Castle. The hospital ship Llandovery Castle served as a Canadian medical transport during the First World War, making repeated voyages to