Cuba. A Rare First War Victory Medal Hold they changed tactics and started

they changed tactics and started a siege that would last until late November

Mounted on original (civil) ribbon with "Kleindekoration" of the "Officers Cross with War Decoration" attached

he was discharged to duty with the 27th Infantry Battalion on the 12th

the case is missing its medal bed and minor material fatigue is evident

illustrating a football-playing scene in front of the net on the obverse

Cuba. A Rare First War Victory Medal Hold they changed tactics and startedAn official issue bronze victory medal, obverse engraved by maker C. Charles, marked BRONZE on rim, measures 35. 8mm, worn on original ribbon, lovely patina, minor wear, in better than very fine condition. Footnote: Cuba declared war on Germany one day after the United States. A draft was enacted and 25,000 soldiers were sent overseas to France.