Russia, Soviet Union. A Medal For The Defence Of Sebastopol 1941-1942 GTRexclude Miles was discharged upon demobilization

Miles was discharged upon demobilization at No

the obverse lid with silver initials “V

Princess Victoria Melita of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

a Sleeve Insignia (five stripes in fine gold-colored wire

[4] E Battery / B Brigade Royal Horse Artillery (Captain Slade commanding) and a half-company of Bombay Sappers and Miners under Lieutenant Henn (Royal Engineers) stood fast

Russia, Soviet Union. A Medal For The Defence Of Sebastopol 1941-1942 GTRexclude Miles was discharged upon demobilization( ). Instituted in 1942. In brass, measuring 32. 3 mm (w) x 36. 8 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, exhibiting greening on the obverse, edge nicks, along with spotting and contact marks overall, soiled original ribbon, mounted to a five sided magnetic metal suspension with pinback, fine. Footnote: The Medal for the Defence of Sevastopol was instituted on December 22, 1942 and awarded to service and civilian personnel who participated in the