Troisdorf” on reverse
Flying Officer Gauvreau has shown himself to be a competent and skillful pilot and his keen offensive spirit coupled with his fearlessness has set a magnificent example to his crew
crazing and chipping in the white enamels on the arms
marked on reverse with “65” for maker Klein & Quenzer
with the last set of prongs in poor condition
Czechoslovakia, Republic, Slovakia, Independent State. Four Second War Items GTRexclude Troisdorf” on reverseIncludes: three Czech badges: 1. Army Rifleman Proficiency Badge: two piece construction, insignia in silvered bronze, mounted to a bronze gilt base, measuring 45. 3 mm (w) x 45. 5 mm (h), maker marked "M" over "SS" within a sun shape on the intact clip. 2. Free Czechoslovak Army Badge, c. 1940: in silver, illustrating a shield bearing the Czechoslovakia lion coat of arms and a banner above inscribed "CZECHOSLOVAKIA", with an army helmet below flanked