Greece, Kingdom. A Distinguished Conduct Medal, Type I With Royal Crown, C.1955 Archive Paris insignia on the ring

Paris insignia on the ring

His company was working up the course of a river and he repeatedly pushed forward to rush the numerous hostile posts which required prompt attention after the barrage had passed over them

Accompanied by a 57 mm x 84 mm sepia-toned Photograph with a gloss finish of O'Neill in uniform standing before a door marked "COMMAND PAYMASTER"

and United States Secretary

Greece, Kingdom. A Distinguished Conduct Medal, Type I With Royal Crown, C.1955 Archive Paris insignia on the ringInstituted in 1950. (1950 1974 Issue.) In bronze, measuring 34. 2 mm (w) x 47 mm (h), green oxidation and spotting evident on both sides, original ribbon, better than very fine. Footnote: The Distinguished Conduct Medal was instituted in 1950, to replace the Medal for Outstanding Acts that had been introduced in 1940. Both medals were awarded to officers, non commissioned officers and men of all the Armed Forces, Public Safety Corps and to anyone who