Greece. A Medal Of Military Merit 1916-1917, Fourth Class Auction Archive for which he receives the

for which he receives the award

42 mm x 112 mm

It measures 148 mm x 209 mm (in better than very fine condition)

1940 and signed in blue ink by Lieutenant General and Commander of the 218th Infantry Division

as his feet slipped out from under him

Greece. A Medal Of Military Merit 1916-1917, Fourth Class Auction Archive for which he receives theIn bronze, 39. 5 mm (w) x 44. 7 mm (h) inclusive of its ball suspension, original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: In 1916, the provisional government in Thessaloniki decided to strike a medal called a ""Military Medal"". It was finally confirmed later by Royal Decrees and was re named ""Medal of Military Merit"". It was initially awarded for distinguished acts in time of war, to those serving in the Armed Forces. Later, until 1974, for commanding