Serbia, Kingdom. Two Bravery Medals "Miloš Obilic", Gold and Silver Grades United Republic of G of Wien” on the

G of Wien” on the reverse of the eagle

and led the liberation of the mouth of the Scheldt River

New York on October 7

die stamped with extremely fine details on the wings

he was named Vice Commander of the Seventeenth Air Force

Serbia, Kingdom. Two Bravery Medals "Miloš Obilic", Gold and Silver Grades United Republic of G of Wien” on theMedalja za hrabrost "Milo Obilic"). Instituted in 1913. Gold Grade: in bronze gilt, measuring 36 mm in diameter, exhibiting spotting, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye; and Silver Grade: in frosted silver, measuring 36 mm in diameter, exhibiting scattered silvering wear, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye. Together, extremely fine. Footnote: The Bravery Medal "Milo Obilic" was instituted on July 12, 1913 and was awarded