United Kingdom. A Queen’s Mediterranean Medal to Pte. J. E Walton, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Republic of separated towards the left side)

separated towards the left side)

overlaid by a red enamelled Maltese Cross with white borders and ball finials

wearing a breast star of the Order of the Red Eagle

with green interior

" The report also stated that circumstances were as such: "Suspected low flying in formation when A/C FE387 broke formation and started into a shallow dive towards the ground

United Kingdom. A Queen’s Mediterranean Medal to Pte. J. E Walton, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Republic of separated towards the left side)A Queens Mediterranean Medal, in silver, rim impressed 7777 PTE J. E. WALTON. YORKS. L. I., notable edge knocks, light wear, extremely fine. Accompanied by a photocopy of WO100 386, the nominal roll for the 3rd Battalion, K. O. Yorkshire L. I. Footnote: 7777 Pte. J. E. Walton, York L. I. is on the nominal roll for the Mediterranean Medal. He was a private in the 3rd (Militia) Battalion, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), one of the militia