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United States. A Group Attributed to Lieutenant Colonel James E. Hagler, United States Air Force

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United States. A Group Attributed to Lieutenant Colonel James E. Hagler, United States Air Force

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United States. A Group Attributed to Lieutenant Colonel James E. Hagler, United States Air Force

Includes:

1. Distinguished Flying Cross (engraved "J.E. HAGLER" on the reverse);

2. Meritorious Service Medal;

3. Air Medal with one Silver Oak Leaf Cluster and one Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster;

4. Army Commendation Medal;

5. Air Force Commendation Medal;

6. Air Force Combat Readiness Medal;

7. Army Good Conduct Medal;

8. National Defense Service Medal with one Bronze Star;

9. Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal;

10. Vietnam Service Medal with two Bronze Stars;

11. Antarctic Service Medal;

12. Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Bronze Palm;

13. Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, 1 Clasp - 1960- ;

14. Ribbon Bar (Air Force Outstanding Unit Award with "V" Device, three Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters and one Silver Oak Leaf Cluster; Air Force Longevity Service Award with one Silver Oak Leaf Cluster and three Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters; Air Force Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon);

15. Master Pilot Badge;

16. Basic Parachutist Badge;

17. United States Army Officer's Cap Badge;

18. two First Lieutenant Rank Insignia;

19. Captain Rank Insignia;

20. Major Rank Insignia;

21. Lieutenant Colonel Rank Insignia;

22. United States Air Force Retired Lapel Badge;

23. Name Tag inscribed "JAMES E. HAGLER";

24. five Date Tags ("28 APRIL 1954", "28 OCTOBER 1955", "1 JANUARY 1960", "26 SEPTEMBER 1966", "1 FEBRUARY 1971").

Very fine.

Footnote: James E. Hagler (AO3026286) was acknowledged as having been promoted to the rank of First Lieutenant in the May 16, 1957 edition of the Congressional Record-Senate. In the rank of Captain, Hagler was a member of the personnel of the 9th Troop Carrier Squadron of the 63rd Troop Carrier Wing (Heavy) flying one of two Globemasters on a 1500-mile mission. This was the first aerial resupply mission of Deep Freeze 61, flown to South Pole on October 31, 1959, the first of 88 missions scheduled, the two aircraft arriving with 1,000 pounds of mail and nearly 25 tons of drummed fuel. Hagler later achieved the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.

United States. A Group Attributed to Lieutenant Colonel James E. Hagler, United States Air Force

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