Description
" and declared McKee "Not Fit for General Service" as we was projected to be "permanently unfit"
In brass or bronze gilt
regarded the loss of the Lusitania as an event which stemmed directly from the bewildering irresponsibility of the British Government and the Cunard Steamship Company in allowing the return of the liner from New York to Liverpool at a time of intense U-boat activity
the reverse of each retaining both attachment prong
Third Liberty Loan Button (printed in red and blue inks on white paper
United States. Five First War Aef 79Th Infantry Division Patches certificate_of_authenticity " and declared McKee "NotIncludes: 1. One in gray and blue felt. 2. One in faded blue felt with white embroidery. 3. One in silvered rolled copper wire on black cotton, white cotton backer. 4. One in black felt, on army green wool with white embroidery.* 5. One in silvered rolled copper wire on black felt, with white mesh backer (repro).* (the latter two marked with an asterisk (*) originally belonged to Second Lieutenant William Lepper, 315th Infantry Division). Fine to near
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