British Red Cross Society Medal For War Service 1914-1918 trio Each card serves as a

Each card serves as a poignant reminder of the valor and sacrifice of soldiers who fought bravely on the battlefield

it is even possible to perform Direction-Finding with an input signal of 1 μV

An excellent example of the RAF Blue  1937 Pattern Webbing Water Bottle with a 1937 Pattern Water bottle carrier

Introduced officially in October 1943

It is recommended for experienced model builders due to the level of detail involved in assembly

British Red Cross Society Medal For War Service 1914-1918 trio Each card serves as aThe British Red Cross Society Medal was given to members of the British Red Cross and Voluntary Aid Detachment nurses who volunteered for one year or 1,000 hours of service during the First World War and did not receive a British War Medal. The medal was only to be worn on a Red Cross uniform. Made from bronze gilt, the Latin inscription on the medal translates as Admist the arms, love. The medal was made by Gaunt, a specialist medal maker.