United Kingdom. A Medal Pair To Ii Class Air Mechanic C.s. Headley; Royal Air Force Auction Archive Busk must surely have been

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1955 in Weende (Göttingen)

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He remained in active service until late 1944

United Kingdom. A Medal Pair To Ii Class Air Mechanic C.s. Headley; Royal Air Force Auction Archive Busk must surely have beenBritish War Medal (22925. 2. A. M. C. S. HEADLEY. R. A. F.); and Victory Medal (22925. 2. A. M. C. S. HEADLEY. R. A. F.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, very dark patina on the BWM, gilt wear on the VM, contact marks, very fine. Footnote: C. S. Headley enlisted with the Royal Flying Corps as a 3rd Class Air Mechanic (22925) for the duration of the war, on February 17, 1916. He later achieved the rank of 2nd Class Air