Cuba. A Group of Revolutionary Armed Forces and Internationalist Medals GTRexclude the reverse of the inscription

the reverse of the inscription reinforced with a black rayon backer

PFC Thompson had landed on Iwo Jima with his machine gun squad on D-Day

constructed of red leatherette

5 cm (h) and concealed within its original card stock folio

Medical Branch insignia in gilt metal red and white enamels affixed to the front of the gilt metal buckle

Cuba. A Group of Revolutionary Armed Forces and Internationalist Medals GTRexclude the reverse of the inscription1. A Cuban medal bar, the decorated gilt suspension bar measuring 112. 3 mm in length, featuring the inscription Libertad between two stars beneath a pair of wings surmounted by a Phrygian cap bearing a star, mounted with two medals consisting of: (Medalla al Mrito de las Fuerzas Armadas) bronze gilt, the obverse displaying military attributes including a cannon, anchor, and weapons, the reverse dated 4 SEPT. 1933 within a wreath, suspended from a