Japan, Empire. An Imperial Japanese Navy Vehicle Licence Plate Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic covered the withdrawal of two

covered the withdrawal of two rifle companies so skillfully that the companies were able to effect the displacement in an orderly manner with a minimum of casualties

Court-mounted with dual push pin reverse

Footnote: Congress authorized the current and only style of the Air Force Medal of Honor on July 6

The straps both measure 45 mm (w) x 100 mm (l) and are held in place by machine stitching at the outer edge and by a pebbled aluminum button on the inner edge

Japan, Empire. An Imperial Japanese Navy Vehicle Licence Plate Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic covered the withdrawal of twoFabricated from a heavy gauge steel, magnetic, the edges folded over onto the reverse, the obverse with three stencilled images in white paint that include a kanji character in the centre, flanked by an anchor on the left and a number "5" at the right, the markings appearing to be a second set of markings overlapping the original first set of blacked out markings that included a ghosted anchor and the number "4" slightly visible along with other items