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A British War Medal to a Royal Flying Corps Causality

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A British War Medal to a Royal Flying Corps Causality

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A British War Medal to a Royal Flying Corps Causality

A British War Medal to a Royal Flying Corps Causality - (2. Lieut. J.H. Cross. R.F.C.), impressed, extremely fine. Footnote: Cross served with 32 Squadron, Royal Flaying Corps. He was a pilot of a DH2 single seater aircraft and was wounded while engaging in aerial combat with an enemy aircraft over Bapaume on 11 March 1917.