The Military Order Of St.henry In Gold C.1905 certificate_of_authenticity Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observational

Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observational duties and range finding missions for various BEF artillery batteries

followed by a posting to "W" Wing

For his WWII home service

arriving in Halifax on June 7th and posted to Dispersal Station "B"

The Military Order Of St.henry In Gold C.1905 certificate_of_authenticity Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observationalThe Military Order of St. Henry, Knights Cross in Gold and enamels, 37. 6mm (x53. 0mm including crown suspension), weighs 20. 7 grams, unmarked, of very fine quality manufacture, in extremely fine condition; in red case of issue, without ribbon. This type of cross was introduced around 1900, and produced in Gold for a short period of time (all WWI crosses were produced in silver gilt). There are only two known recipients of this type of cross in Gold,