Germany, Kingdom of Hanover. A Commemorative Medal for the Volunteers of the Royal British German Legion visually-hidden 88 mm x 138 mm)

88 mm x 138 mm)

van Ryneveld also went to London to train as an engineer and entered the Royal Flying Corps in 1915 as a pilot and served for the duration of World War I as a war pilot in France and the mid-East

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Knight’s Cross (18 February 1945)

Scotian on February 19

Germany, Kingdom of Hanover. A Commemorative Medal for the Volunteers of the Royal British German Legion visually-hidden 88 mm x 138 mm)(Kriegsdenkmnze fr Freiwilligen der Kniglichen Grobritannisch Deutschen Legion). Instituted on May 11th, 1841. A circular bronze medal, the obverse with a central Cross Patte with stippled arms, the center of the cross with the Royal cypher EAR of King Ernst August with the Hanoverian crown on the upper arm, the reverse inscribed centrally Tapfer und Treu (Brave and Loyal) in capitalized lettering, circumscribed Kniglich Deutsche Legion within a