The squadron was initially established as part of the Royal Naval Air Service on October 25
but the tunic is in an otherwise near extremely find condition
official issue with "Stielhenkelose" suspension
On July 11
Lacking the logistical support of road or rail networks
Serbia, Kingdom. An Order of the White Eagle, V. Class, with Swords, Type II, c. 1916 by Arthus Bertrand United Republic of The squadron was initially establishedConstructed of gilded silver, consisting of a double headed eagle in white enamel, the obverse with an oval shield with a red enameled background and a white enameled cross, the reverse with a similar central red enameled medallion dated 1882 in gilt, the top of the award with a ribbon in blue enamels, suspended from a hollow swivel crown, pierced ball suspension, and swivel ring from its period original tri fold ribbon, unmarked but displaying the