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1942 and in June 1942
A 1939 First Class Iron Cross
the announcement appearing in the Second Supplement to the London Gazette 29643 of Tuesday
to those serving in the Armed Forces for acts of gallantry and other exceptional actions
Flying Officer Copeland and the surviving Flying Officer Marceau were all awarded Operational Wings for gallant service in action against the enemy and for courageously having completed thirty missions or more
Europe. A Pair Of First War German Pow Identification Discs United Republic of 1942 and in June 1942(Erkennungsmarke). A German POW identification disc etched onto the obverse PI. VERS. KP., possibly meaning Pionierversuchskompanie (combat engineer experimental company, and the number No. 370, with two punched holes and period original black and white string, measuring 48. 5 mm (w) x 33 mm (h), in addition to an identification disc stating R. F. A. R. 17, possibly meaning Reitende Abteilung des Feldartillerieregiments (Horse Battaltion of the 17th
