Germany, Imperial. A Medal Dedicated To The Fallen Soldiers Of Three Polish Conflicts, 1914-1915 certificate_of_authenticity the Medical Board declared Haight

the Medical Board declared Haight "Unfit for Infantry" but "Fit for Forestry" and recommended that he be transferred to the Forestry Corps

constructed of off-white paper with blue ink

suffering a gun shot (shrapnel) wound to his right arm near the elbow

With copied service records showing he enlisted in December 1915 and was wounded in action in October 1916

Vezina was admitted to No

Germany, Imperial. A Medal Dedicated To The Fallen Soldiers Of Three Polish Conflicts, 1914-1915 certificate_of_authenticity the Medical Board declared HaightGermany (Imperial); Bronze gilt, obverse illustrating a cavalry soldier on horseback at the right, the head of both the soldier and his horse bowed out of respect, a grave with a large cross before them at the left, a pickelhaube placed upon the grave, engraver marked "F. MAZURA" below the rear legs of the horse, inscribed "FR DIE GRABSTTTEN DER GEFALLENEN HELDEN VON" above and " 1914 LIMANOWA TARNOW GORLICE 1915 " (the three Polishconflicts) below,