United States. A Signed Photograph Of Moh Recipient, February 20, 1944, 364Th Bombardment Squadron Auction affixed to the liner's steel

affixed to the liner's steel frame

he was was awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal

In poor to very fine condition

Viezenz is the record-holder of the Tank Destruction Badge

The suitcase was bound tightly with rope and due to a lack of room in which to work

United States. A Signed Photograph Of Moh Recipient, February 20, 1944, 364Th Bombardment Squadron Auction affixed to the liner's steelIn color, signed along the top edge "Wm R Lawley" on the obverse, measuring 88 mm (w) x 123 mm (h), extremely fine. Accompanied by a copy of his citation. Footnote: William Robert Lawley Jr. was born on August 23, 1920 in Leeds, Jefferson County, Alabama and made his home in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Lawley joined the Army Air Forces from Birmingham in April 1942, and by February 20, 1944 was a First Lieutenant serving as a pilot in the